In accordance with the decision of the governor of the Blue Nile region to declare a state of emergency in the region, the decree authorized the regular forces to arrest people and search and seize property.

The Council of Ministers, headed by Acting-Minister of Cabinet Affairs Mr Othman Hussein Othman, issued a decision to dissolve the Steering Committee of the Sudanese Red Crescent Association, which was formed under Resolution No. (197) for the year 2020.

The Supreme Court issued a ruling ordering the reinstatement of trade unions, professional federations and the employers' federation, which had been dissolved according to a decision of the Dissolution Empowerment Committee dissolved in 2019.

The general registrar Hashim Ali of the Sudanese Humanitarian Aid Commission issued a decision to cancel the registration of the Sudanese Society for Consumer Protection and seize all its assets and properties.

Since the October 2021 coup, violations of civic freedoms have been rampant, with 117 protesters killed. Others have been subjected to detention, sexual violence, and torture. Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the October 25th coup, CIVICUS has released a new research brief on violations of civic freedoms that occurred during and after the coup.