ArmedConflictLocation List

Id Latitude Longitude Country Geo Name Id Description
5,869,683 15.57253 32.53635 Sudan Sudanese riot police used batons to beat youths shouting anti-regime slogans in support of residents displaced by the giant Merowe Dam in the north. Nearly 100 were gathered.
5,869,688 15.57253 32.53635 Sudan Police used tear gas and batons to break up protesters reassembled to demonstrate against a dam that displaced residents.
5,869,693 13.10263 27.94896 Sudan The Sudanese army said it killed Khalil Ibrahim, the leader of a main Darfur rebel group, JEM, along with thirty of his fighters, during fighting west of the capital Khartoum, touting the death as a key victory over the rebels who had rejected a peace deal with the government. It is unclear if he was the only causality in the fighting.
5,869,698 15.57253 32.53635 Sudan University of Khartoum students hold an exam boycott and assemble to protest the placement of a dam. Police fired tear gas and wielded batons while the youth fired back with stones. No report of causalities. 70 arrested, two injured.
5,869,701 15.57253 32.53635 Sudan A massive student protest took place inside the campus of Khartoum University against the background of last week's events in which the Sudanese police entered the university twice and cracked down on students.
5,869,708 15.57253 32.53635 Sudan At least twelve students have been injured when violent clashes erupted between student supporters of JEM Darfur rebels and those of the ruling National Congress Party (NCP). The clash was sparked by the killing of a JEM leader over the past weekend.
5,869,714 15.57253 32.53635 Sudan Police teargas brawling and rioting political supporters.
5,869,719 13.15911 33.93625 Sudan Police inexplicably fire tear gas at an independence Day gathering, three are killed when they are trampled.
5,869,724 11.78979 34.35986 Sudan Fighting between rivals spills over into Blue Nile State.
5,869,729 10.6261 29.9436 Sudan Fighting between the army and northern rebels. Rebels claim the killing if nine government troops, but the army denies this. Others claim 16 villagers were killed.