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(en) France, OCL - Update on the Internal Situation (November 3, 2025) - Anarchist Group in Sudan (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

Date Sat, 29 Nov 2025 08:29:23 +0200


See online: Sudfa, a small Franco-Sudanese media outlet - https://sudfa-media.com/ ---- "Although we categorically reject the principle of bearing arms - because we know that arming one of the warring sides only serves imperialism and its interests in this war - our comrades who fell in combat had no other choice but to take up arms to defend themselves and their families." ---- Dear revolutionary comrades around the world. --- You have followed the events in El Fasher and their evolution through the platforms of groups involved in the Sudanese revolution. However, we wish to share the following information with you:

First, after paying tribute to our comrades who fought in El Fasher and Khartoum and who carried the torch for the group high, we declare that, although we categorically reject the principle of bearing arms-because we know that arming one of the warring sides only serves imperialism and its interests in this war-our fallen comrades had no choice but to take up arms to defend themselves and their families. They did not belong to any military faction before the war, and when the siege of El Fasher and the Janjaweed attack began, they had no option but to defend themselves. They fought alongside the People's Self-Defense Forces, who continued the fight in the city even after the withdrawal of the Sudanese Armed Forces' 6th Division command.

We have had no news of our comrades since September 9, 2025, but we learned from their families, after they fled to camps for long-term displaced persons, that they were martyred defending them. They were defending themselves, exercising their fundamental right to life, liberty, and dignity. The least we can do for these comrades is to take care of their families, with whom the group maintains contact. These families sleep on the bare ground, exposed to the scorching sun during the day and the bitter cold at night. They also suffer from severe malnutrition and a lack of access to healthcare. We are doing everything we can to help their families in their memory.

Comrade Kahraba said he hated the Kalashnikov, but he hated even more the loss of his freedom and the violation of his dignity.

We also wish to clarify that after losing contact with our comrades, they were martyred on different dates, but we have been unable to confirm this due to the suffocating siege and the communications blackout. We fear reprisals by the Janjaweed against their families who remain in the areas they control. Keeping their names forever etched in our hearts and in the history of the liberation movement will be enough to ensure we remember them.

We want to reassure you: while some of our comrades in the group are in areas far from the armed conflict, there are still comrades in Sudan itself who have not left the country and who continue to amplify the group's voice internationally. There is no safe haven in Sudan, a country on the brink of a civil war similar to Rwanda's.

The State and the Militias
The state and the Janjaweed militias have begun mobilizing thousands of men for the imminent confrontation. If the war does not end, it will be a humanitarian catastrophe, and millions of innocent people risk perishing.

Comrades on the path to liberation, revolutionaries of the world, the direct struggle against authority comes at an exorbitant price: our lives and our freedoms. Your comrades in Sudan have chosen not to be silenced, and that is the very essence of revolutionaries. While we yearn for peace, call for peace, and reject war, the most horrific examples of racist authority, imperialist hegemony, and international conflict are unfolding in Sudan. One of our comrades said, "The weapon is the idea, and the idea is the weapon." Either you turn your idea against your oppressor, or you die wielding it against yourself. This is how we will live free or die as revolutionaries.

That is why we ask you to amplify support campaigns worldwide, because our comrades have a claim on us. Their defense of El Fasher is a defense of all revolutionaries. After the fall of El Fasher, Sudan will either be divided into two military dictatorships or plunged into civil war and rivers of blood.

Donate to support your comrades in Sudan. Glory and eternity to our free revolutionaries!

General Secretary of the Group,

Fawaz Murtada

(Translation CNT-AIT France)

If you wish to support the comrades of the Anarchist Group in Sudan:
Learn about the situation in Sudan (on the CNT/AIT website, under the "Sudan" section, or via Sudfa, Sounds of Sudan, for example), talk about the situation in Sudan with your friends, family, colleagues, etc.
Everyone needs to know what is happening in Sudan.
Distribute the Al Amal (Hope) newsletter, available online here.
Contribute to the solidarity fund via PayPal (please select "Send money to an individual" to minimize bank fees. Please email CNT/AIT to inform us of your donation and so we can keep you updated on its use.) or by check made payable to CNT-AIT (write "Sudan solidarity" on the back) and sent to CNT-AIT, 7 rue St Rémésy, 31000 Toulouse, France, or by bank transfer (contact us).
(Al Amal) / Hope is a bilingual (Arabic/French) bimonthly publication jointly published by the Sudanese Anarchist Assembly, the CNT-AIT France, and their friends in Tunisia, Morocco, and elsewhere. It is also published in Arabic/English.

It aims to build bridges between anarchists from different continents, continuing the solidarity campaign with anarchists in Sudan.

If you would like to receive future issues, please contact the CNT-AIT.

Table of Contents for Issue 5 (September - October 2025)

- Sudan: The Crisis in Khartoum or the Crisis for Khartoum? A War
for Dismantling into Mini-States
- The Future of the Sudanese Anarchist Assembly
- TUNISIA: Gabès Wants to Live!

- MOROCCO: LONG LIVE THE STRUGGLE OF YOUTH AND THE POPULATION AGAINST CORRUPTION AND ARBITRARY RULING, AND FOR HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND FREEDOM!

Available for download

Back issues:

Al Amal / Hope #1
Al Amal / Hope #2
Al Amal / Hope #3-4 (English only)

SOURCES
Original in Arabic
English version (Anarchist group in Sudan)

In Courant Alternatif, read Sudfa's contributions:

The experience of resistance committees in the Sudanese revolutionary movement
Sudan: "We will rebuild the country!"

http://oclibertaire.lautre.net/spip.php?article4553






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