Human rights education in the aftermath of Sudan’s war ...Sudan

by Mujtaba S. Arman [email protected] The modern history of Sudan has been scarred by a series of wars that have left profound consequences for the nation’s people, economy, national fabric, and environment. These wars have encompassed conflicts with foreign powers, such as the Mahdist Revolution’s resistance to Turkish rule and the national struggle against British colonialism, as well as protracted internal conflicts. The seeds of state violence in Sudan were sown with the confinement of farmers who demanded their rights and refused to deliver cotton to the government without receiving their due payment. These farmers were imprisoned in a pesticide storehouse, where 250 of them suf

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