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Sudan: Transitional justice in quarantine

Sudan: Transitional justice in quarantine

It’s everywhere, all the time, in all the documents. But two years after the revolution in Sudan, transitional justice is stalled. How can the country reconcile peace and justice? How can it take account of regional specificities? We bring this report from Khartoum and the Nuba Mountains, one of the two regions most damaged by […]

By Gwenaëlle Lenoir, in the Nuba Mountains (Sudan)

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