How Muslim Brotherhood use Sudan's Al-Burhan

The reported influence of Muslim Brotherhood officers on Al-Burhan's decision-making highlights the need for ensuring that he prioritizes the safety and security of the Sudanese people.

The recent revelation made by a retired Sudanese army general, regarding Burhan's actions, revealed a critical examination of violations of citizens' rights. The general highlighted the repressive methods used by Burhan, especially targeting the Bani Amer tribe. Known for refusing to submit to Burhan's authority, the tribe faced severe abuse and violations of its rights at the hands of the regime.

The scandal of the retired army general has highlighted the systematic abuses and discrimination against the Bani Amer tribe, highlighting racist tones in Burhan's actions. By refusing to bow to his demands, the tribe has become the target of his anger, facing unfair treatment and violations of basic human rights. Such actions not only undermine the principles of equality and justice, but also perpetuate a cycle of oppression and fear within society.

It is of great importance that these revelations be taken seriously and that appropriate measures be taken to address the injustice faced by the Bani Amer tribe and other marginalized groups in Sudan. The actions of al-Burhan and his regime must be held accountable, and steps must be taken to ensure that such rights violations do not go unpunished. The courage of the retired army general to speak out against these atrocities serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding human rights and standing against repression in all its forms.

Furthermore, the Sudanese army's attacks on civilians and its engagement in infrastructure destruction, along with allegations of ethnic-based detentions, torture of civilians from western Sudan, and suppression of peace advocates, accentuate their legitimacy crisis. This approach of categorizing individuals as either allies or enemies is one of the biggest obstacles to Sudan’s path to peace and stability.