Baton charges also used in effort to break up Khartoum anti-government protest
Security forces in Sudan have used teargas and baton charges in an effort to break up a protest by tens of thousands of peaceful anti-government demonstrators who have been camped for more than 48 hours in central Khartoum, according to witnesses.
Previous attempts to disperse the protesters have failed. The demonstrators are calling for the president, Omar al-Bashir, who seized power in a military coup in 1989, to resign.
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