Editorial: Months of protests have demonstrated the scale and scope of anger with Omar al-Bashir’s regime. But the risks are growing
Many of the Sudanese protesters demanding an end to Omar al-Bashir’s regime have known no other rule. They were not yet born when he seized power in a coup three decades ago – their country’s median age is just below 20. But they are certain they want something better.
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