The Second Sudanese Civil War was a conflict from 1983 to 2005 between the central Sudanese government and the Sudan People's Liberation Army. It was largely a continuation of the First Sudanese Civil War of 1955 to 1972. Although it originated in southern Sudan, the civil war spread to the Nuba mountains and Blue Nile. It lasted for 22 years. Roughly two million .

 · Yambio, South Sudan – On the red, dusty ground in Yambio, under a large mango tree, a group of 30 s and boys, some wearing military clothes and some with guns next to them, sit in the shade ...

IN SUTH SUDAN 4 Equality Between 1 Men and Women Article 16 Transitional Constitution, 2011 "16. (1) Women shall be accorded full and equal dignity of the person with men. (2) Women shall have the right to equal pay for equal work and other related benefits with men. (3) Women shall have the right to participate equally with men in public life.

South Sudan . By the end of 2021, there were more than million South Sudanese refugees. 95% of South Sudanese refugees are hosted in Uganda, Sudan, Ethiopia and Kenya. 45,900 South Sudanese refugees returned to their country by midyear 2021. Syria Conflict in Syria reached its 11th year in 2021, over a decade.

Hundreds of people in Sawadra in Sudan's Northern State demonstrated on Saturday against the use of cyanide in gold mining near a water station in the area. One of the demonstrators told Radio Dabanga on Saturday that about 500 people from the villages of Halfa, Abari, Mefraka, Sai, Aboud, and Kuweika went to the streets in Sawadera, holding up banners saying "Stop the .

Soon after production started in Wau, the Sudanese Armed Forces were reported to have used Mustard Gas canisters against the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) on at least two occasions in late 1995: The first was at Nimule and the second was at Kuya both sites are near Juba, Sudan's southern capital then was defended by tens of thousand of government troops .

 · sudan freshwater. Click above to see Sudan's pie chart.(Other is mostly made up of industry) INDUSTRY: The 3 major industries of Sudan, according to The Ministry of Industry are Sudan's Agricultural, Animal, and Fish resources. This throws any statistics of water use in a grey area due to the fact that agriculture is another divider in how the country uses its fresh water .

 · The Sudanese authorities must put an end to the use of the criminal law to silence journalists and human rights defenders, and provide an enabling environment for freedom of expression. On September 15, 2021, journalist and woman human rights defender Aisha AlMajidi was arbitrarily arrested upon her arrival at the Department of Cybercrimes of ...

% not used contraceptives. Conclusion: awareness of Sudanese women about the use of hormonal contraceptive was good, the most side effects was hair loss, change in mood and weight changes, the attitude to use hormonal contraceptive was most related to refuse the

Middle East DW exclusive: Sudan's military used heavy weapons against anticoup protesters. Footage shows the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces used antiaircraft weapons to confront unarmed protesters.

 · 10 Facts About Health Care in Sudan. Approximately 14 percent of Sudanese do not have access to health care. This is largely due to the fact that Sudan has a critical shortage of health care workers. According to the World Health Organization, there are 23 qualified health care workers per 10,000 members of the population.

1 SUDAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, KHARTOUM, SUDAN 2 SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH INST., BOX 126, WAD MEDANI, SUDAN ABSTRACT: This study was carried out to determine the level of natural radioactivity and heavy metals content of Sudanese phosphate rocks used as low cost fertilizer.

Selfcare remedies used to relieve dental pain among Sudanese in Khartoum State, Sudan: A crosssectional study 3 rd International Conference on Advanced Dental Eduion November 1516, 2018 | Edinburgh, Scotland. Bassam Maged Ahmed Ali AlMashraqi. International University of Africa, Sudan. Posters Accepted Abstracts: Dentistry. Abstract :

 · The founder of an Alabamabased ministry that runs orphanages in Africa says that rape is being used as a weapon of war in Sudan and South Sudan.

 · KHARTOUM (Sputnik) Sudanese police used tear gas against protesters in the Sudanese capital, eyewitnesses told Sputnik. "Police threw tear gas grenades at protesters who were trying to enter the presidential palace in downtown Khartoum", the eyewitnesses said. Protests against the military authorities are held weekly.

The hope is that this word will replace the colloquial term being used in Sudan ghalfa which has connotations linked to prostitution, impurity, and even slavery. Women who are not circumcised are often described in negative terms that imply they are either not truly a part of the community or that they are promiscuous (a label that often comes with isolation or ostracism).

South Sudan is the closest of the Guinea wormendemic countries to stopping transmission. It provisionally reported one case in 2020 after reporting six cases in 2016, zero cases in 2017, 10 cases in 2018, and four cases in 2019. It has found only one infected animal, a dog in a with human cases, in 2015.

 · At least 39 people have been killed by security forces in Sudan since the 25 October military coup, 15 of whom were reportedly shot dead on Wednesday, according to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. On Thursday, Michelle Bachelet condemned the killings, saying it is "utterly shameful" that live ammunition keeps being used against ...

 · South Sudan's population. South Sudan had a population of million in January 2021.. South Sudan's population increased by 159 thousand (+%) between January 2020 and January 2021.. % of South Sudan's population is, while % of its population is male [note: the United Nations does not publish data for genders other than .

prolonged use (Louis and George, 2012). Therefore, development of new, economic, potent and safe antiinflammatory drug from natural source is the need of hour especially for developing countries. This study was aimed to evaluate the scientific basis for the traditional uses of some Sudanese medicinal plants for inflammatory disorders.