Women Politicians In Sudan

"We went through four to five months of deep negotiations. By the establishment of the Sovereign Council the military and the civilians are in a partnership. We will have to make it work. There is no other choice. Nobody is expecting it to be a fait accompli or easy. I will do it.”"

"One of my sons called me on Sunday and told me that there were now about 2,000 people outside my nephew's house."

"A little later he called me and said we are now one million."

"I have not been so optimistic. I think the military council must be cornered. But if you think it is good to enter into negotiations, then I am welcome to do so. But I have more faith in protest. We must fight the old regime anyway, and we do not expect to change it overnight."

"My flight back is on July 15th. I hope everything goes well. I need to go back and see my family and my beloved country"

"My flight back is on July 15th. I hope everything goes well."

"Youth are the heart of new revolution leading to new Sudan government should allocate recourses to train youth and find solutions to unemployment and youth Development."

"We are looking to see a Legislative Council of Sudan that represent the youth as youth and the diversity of youth as well."

"As an activist Walaa has always worked towards women empowerment and defending victims of gender based violence on issues such as child marriage and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)."

"The era of darkness is over, and we are entering a new era achieved by the efforts of youth and sacrifices, and will continue and will be led by young people, through this ministry to make the next history, to be the first democratic government elected after the transition period, majority of young people."