Sudan’s votes and violence, can the conditions of the tragedy be improved?! Beyond the Framework Agreement: Transitional Justice, Criminal Responsibility, and Political Responsibility for Political Violence Crimes
Sudan’s votes and violence, can the conditions of the tragedy be improved?! Beyond the Framework Agreement: Transitional Justice, Criminal Responsibility, and Political Responsibility for Political Violence Crimes Amgad Fareid Eltayeb Nothing is final in political variables. Dealing with reality always requires us to search for ways to improve it, especially if the impact of what is happening now extends to long-term consequences. The Forces of Freedom and Change imposed their understandings with the coup leaders as a fait accompli, in their framework agreement with the military concluded on December 5. They are currently seeking to expand the circle of formal participation in it, with whomsoever even if they were an organic part of the Bashir regime in its final stages, in pursuit of producing an authoritarian political alliance who adopts the rest of the understandings that have already been reached in the form of a final agreement and laying it out through a sham mediation...