The United Nations’ rights agency (OHCHR) on Tuesday called on Sudanese security forces to halt attacks on Khartoum protest camps and allow negotiations for a transition to civilian-led power in the nation to continue.
OHCHR spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani said between 30 and 35 people have been killed and several others injured in the violence.
She called for a “de-escalation” in the country, warning that the violence would be a setback for the country’s efforts to switch for a democratic switch.
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Sudan’s Transitional Military Council said on Tuesday it had canceled all previous agreements with the main opposition coalition and called for snap elections following deadly violence in the capital Khartoum after security forces moved to disperse the main protest camp outside the Defence Ministry.