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Press has a duty to inform on #SudanRevolts, and so have we.


MagkaSama Team - September 30, 2013
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Sudan RevoltsDemonstrations are taking place since last week in Sudan. Unfortunately, and without surprise, media coverage has been scant and some reports even omitted to mention some important information on the root causes motivating the protests.

For a week now (and since a long time, our interest in Sudan started in 2003 with Max Dana advocating for Darfur), we have made phone calls and sent emails so the situation in Sudan and the violent crackdown on protesters (many have been beaten and more than 100 have been killed…) could get more media coverage.

Max Dana recently tweeted ‘Press has a duty to inform on #SudanRevolts‘. We are not journalists but the same way we have been supporting causes and taking action, we think this time again, we have to keep raising awareness on what is going on in Sudan.

We received many supporting emails since last week regarding our choice to cover #SudanRevolts. Starting today, we have decided to publish everyday, a selection of articles we consider important to read, as well as Twitter accounts to follow, to better understand the situation.

If you are on Twitter, follow #SudanRevolts and retweet the news. Max Dana is actively tweeting about #SudanRevolts, we repost some of those tweets below:



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