Justice Africa Sudan enhances democracy in Sudan and South Sudan at the local, sub-regional, regional, national, and international levels, thereby increasing the legitimacy and accountability of Sudanese and Sudan-wide institutions.

We also educate people about their civil and democratic rights, & we support them in achieving that through peaceful & democratic means.

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Constitutional Principles and Supra-Constitutional Workshop:

The workshop aimed to contribute to the development of a permanent constitution in Sudan, avoiding past pitfalls. Day one saw presentations on various aspects of constitution-making:

Nabil Adeeb discussed constitutional principles and supra-constitutionalism, highlighting the role of the judiciary and the need to learn from South Africa’s experience.

Mohamed Abdel Salam outlined the constitution-making process in Sudan from independence to recent agreements, noting mistakes made due to lack of consultation.

Youssef Adam Bashir emphasized respecting Sudan’s legitimate constitution and addressing issues such as defining it and reinstating its benefits.

Day two’s discussions led to recommendations, including the continuation of constitutional dialogue, clarification of constitutional principles, and adherence to supra-constitutional principles in constitution drafting. Other recommendations focused on societal dialogue, respect for the interim constitution, and adherence to foundational laws.

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• Date: 3 & 4 April 2021
• Donor: N/A
• Location: Khartoum, Sudan

Justice Africa Sudan Discussion Forum:

The African Justice Organization conducted a series of seminars focusing on various aspects of the crises and current issues in Sudan. These seminars covered topics such as the status of Juba peace negotiations, challenges in peacebuilding, decentralization, federalism, citizenship, self-determination, the economic crisis, the current political situation, and the security and economic situation. Speakers included Dr. Mohamed Jalal Hashem and Mr. Hafez Ismail, who provided insights and expertise on these matters.

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• Date: January 11 to March 14, 2020
• Donor: N/A
• Location: Khartoum, Sudan

The Civil Programme:

The program aims to support and enhance the CPA and sustain peaceful dialogue, with a view to achieving an inclusive and peaceful democratic society.

The project will achieve these goals by:

(a) Assisting a wide range of Sudanese civil society organizations to work together, advocate for and defend their collective interests; and

(b) Impressing a civil agenda onto the transition period, this guarantees civil rights, pluralism, social and economic justice and accountability, the rule of law and peace in Sudan.

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