Journalists pursued and harassed by law
The Sudanese Journalists Network (SJN) announced, in a statement, the arrest of the journalist Saadia Al-Siddiq, by the Prosecutor of the Cybercrimes court for publishing an article in Al-Tayyar newspaper.
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Increasing trend of journalists coming under attacked by authorities
Members of the Military Intelligence prevented the journalist Muhammad Mustafa, from covering a tribunal event for the late poet Mohamed Taha Al Gaddal taking place in Khartoum, and placed him under arrest.
Journalists boycott army news because a journalist was beaten by members of military intelligence
Human rights press entities announced that they were boycotting any news and activities of the armed forces for a period of (3) days, and organized a protest sit-in at the Press and Publications Council
Newspaper suspended for using the term "Homosexual"
The National Council for Press and Publications suspended the issuance of Al-Dar newspaper for three days as punishment for publishing an article under the headline "Homosexuals demonstrate and demand the abolition of Article 148.”
Journalist barred from access to official government press conference
A government official prevented a journalist from attending an official press conference of the Higher Committee for Monitoring the Summer Agricultural Season, which is affiliated with the Council of Ministers.