Sudan’s ousted president and his deputy, Nafeh Ali Nafeh, make gestures of defiance during their trial at a courthouse in Khartoum on January 19, 2021.
Sudanese military and political leader Omar Al Bashir waves at his supporters during a rally in in Khartoum on July 11, 1989.
Al Bashir announces the formation of a new government on July 8, 1989 in Khartoum. He took power after toppling the civilian government of prime minister Sadiq Al Mahdi in a coup on June 30, 1989.
Al Bashir is flanked by Sudanese cleric Hassan Turabi, left, and by Mohamed El Amin Khalifa, Sudan’s parliamentary speaker, during a rally in support of Al Bashir’s regime and anger at Egypt in Khartoum, on Monday July 3, 1995.
Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir speaks to supporters during a visit to the North Darfur state capital of Al Fashir on March 8, 2009. On his first visit to Darfur since the International Criminal Court issued an international warrant for his arrest, he expressed defiance by warning peacekeepers and aid groups to obey Sudanese law or face expulsion.
Al Bashir makes a speech at the extraordinary summit of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation in Islamabad on March 23. He said Sudan was coming under attack from three neighbouring countries, one of which was a member of the OIC.
Now ousted from power, Al Bashir is escorted from Kober Prison in North Khartoum on June 16, 2019 before being driven in an armed convoy to the prosecutor’s office. The former strongman was toppled on April 11 that year after weeks of protests against his reign.
Al Bashir appears in court in the capital Khartoum on August 31, 2019 to face charges of illegal acquisition and use of foreign funds. Judge Al Sadiq Abdelrahman said authorities seized €6.9 million, $351,770 and 5.7 million Sudanese pounds from Bashir’s home that he had acquired and used illegally.
Sudan’s ousted president and his deputy, Nafeh Ali Nafeh, make gestures of defiance during their trial at a courthouse in Khartoum on January 19, 2021.
Sudanese military and political leader Omar Al Bashir waves at his supporters during a rally in in Khartoum on July 11, 1989.
Al Bashir announces the formation of a new government on July 8, 1989 in Khartoum. He took power after toppling the civilian government of prime minister Sadiq Al Mahdi in a coup on June 30, 1989.
Al Bashir is flanked by Sudanese cleric Hassan Turabi, left, and by Mohamed El Amin Khalifa, Sudan’s parliamentary speaker, during a rally in support of Al Bashir’s regime and anger at Egypt in Khartoum, on Monday July 3, 1995.
Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir speaks to supporters during a visit to the North Darfur state capital of Al Fashir on March 8, 2009. On his first visit to Darfur since the International Criminal Court issued an international warrant for his arrest, he expressed defiance by warning peacekeepers and aid groups to obey Sudanese law or face expulsion.
Al Bashir makes a speech at the extraordinary summit of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation in Islamabad on March 23. He said Sudan was coming under attack from three neighbouring countries, one of which was a member of the OIC.
Now ousted from power, Al Bashir is escorted from Kober Prison in North Khartoum on June 16, 2019 before being driven in an armed convoy to the prosecutor’s office. The former strongman was toppled on April 11 that year after weeks of protests against his reign.
Al Bashir appears in court in the capital Khartoum on August 31, 2019 to face charges of illegal acquisition and use of foreign funds. Judge Al Sadiq Abdelrahman said authorities seized €6.9 million, $351,770 and 5.7 million Sudanese pounds from Bashir’s home that he had acquired and used illegally.
Sudan’s ousted president and his deputy, Nafeh Ali Nafeh, make gestures of defiance during their trial at a courthouse in Khartoum on January 19, 2021.
