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'Going back is impossible' was among slogans raised by Sudanese protesters in the capital Khartoum. AP

Protesters demonstrate against the Sudanese military's seizure of power and removal of the civilian government, in the capital Khartoum. Reuters

Thousands of Sudanese people took to the streets in the capital of Khartoum, above, and other major cities across the country to demand the country's transition to democratic rule be put back on track. EPA

Protesters carry a barricade as they demonstrate against the Sudanese military, in the capital Khartoum. Reuters

A Sudanese protester flashes a victory sign near a burning tyre as thousands of people joined anti-coup protests in Khartoum. EPA

Thousands of Sudanese people participated in anti-military protests in the capital Khartoum. EPA

A Sudanese protester dressed up as Spider-Man, stands on car during an anti-coup protest in the capital Khartoum. EPA

Demonstrators build a barricade on a street in the capital Khartoum during an anti-coup protest. EPA

Sudanese women during anti-coup protests as a part of nationwide demonstrations against the military takeover of the government on October 25, in the capital Khartoum. EPA

Protesters raised slogans demanding the exit of Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan, in the capital Khartoum. AP Photo

Protesters declared 'the revolution will continue' during a demonstration in Khartoum. AP

'Going back is impossible' was among slogans raised by Sudanese protesters in the capital Khartoum. AP

Protesters demonstrate against the Sudanese military's seizure of power and removal of the civilian government, in the capital Khartoum. Reuters

Thousands of Sudanese people took to the streets in the capital of Khartoum, above, and other major cities across the country to demand the country's transition to democratic rule be put back on track. EPA

Protesters carry a barricade as they demonstrate against the Sudanese military, in the capital Khartoum. Reuters

A Sudanese protester flashes a victory sign near a burning tyre as thousands of people joined anti-coup protests in Khartoum. EPA

Thousands of Sudanese people participated in anti-military protests in the capital Khartoum. EPA

A Sudanese protester dressed up as Spider-Man, stands on car during an anti-coup protest in the capital Khartoum. EPA

Demonstrators build a barricade on a street in the capital Khartoum during an anti-coup protest. EPA

Sudanese women during anti-coup protests as a part of nationwide demonstrations against the military takeover of the government on October 25, in the capital Khartoum. EPA

Protesters raised slogans demanding the exit of Gen Abdel Fattah Al Burhan, in the capital Khartoum. AP Photo

Protesters declared 'the revolution will continue' during a demonstration in Khartoum. AP

'Going back is impossible' was among slogans raised by Sudanese protesters in the capital Khartoum. AP

Sudan still without internet despite court order to restore services

Disruption began on October 25 when Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok was deposed in military takeover

November 10, 2021

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