Duaa Tariq, a human rights defender and artist, is one of those protesting in Khartoum today and she’s been speaking to Newshour on the BBC World Service about what’s been going on:
“There is a lot of confusion, fear and also solidarity on the streets… because [people] have seen signs of this coming for the last four days.
“People were ready and the streets are all blocked with barricades.
“It is difficult to gather and organise… because of the internet blackout.
“The army is only guarding the army headquarters and the bridges [on the Nile].
“There is tension and violence… people who tried to get to the army headquarters were met with gunshots.
“We want to see a Sudan where people are free… we don’t want military rule to be back after all we’ve seen.
