Despite the bloody crackdown, many Sudanese remain determined to overturn the military takeover.
A fortnight after Sudan's turbulent transition to democracy was hijacked by a military coup, the streets of the capital, Khartoum, remain clogged with makeshift barricades.
"There is no way out but dialogue and negotiation," said Suleima Elkhalifa, who headed a unit in the transitional government tasked with protecting women and children from violence. In Khartoum's private Royal Care hospital, victims of the military clampdown that followed the coup shared the same determination.Image caption,"I was shot along with nine people. There were no warning shots, they just started to fire. The military… they're like animals. Maybe animals are better."
"After that, five or six people beat me mercilessly with sticks on my back and chest. I just went [to the protest] to ask for freedom, peace, and justice. If the army can't provide that, they should take off their uniforms and let those who can come and take charge," he said.
A few months before the coup, one of the committee's senior officials, Wajdi Saleh, gave the BBC a tour of the unit, showing piles of what he said was incriminating evidence.
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