Sudan's military junta launches brutal crackdown on protests - World Socialist Web Site

The deadliest violence since near weekly mass protests began last October over the military’s ouster of the interim government of Dr Abdulla Hamdok brings the total number killed since the coup to 114, including 18 children.

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