Abdel Rahman Sumel, 20, was killed by Sudan\u2019s security forces in December 2018. His father, Alsadiq, reflects on all those lost since and the hope of a return to the peace his son marched for<\/p>\n

Abdel Rahman Sumel, a 20-year-old university student, was killed by Sudan\u2019s security forces during a peaceful march in Khartoum. It was December 2018, and the protests that finally overthrew President Omar el-Bashir\u2019s<\/a> regime had taken hold across the country, amid fuel shortages, a currency crisis and the tripling of bread prices.<\/p>\n

Hundreds of young men and women were killed during the popular uprising, which called for a democratic civilian regime. The protests continued until April this year, when war broke out in Sudan<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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