Protests Continue in Khartoum Following last weeks Military coup

The transcript describes the ongoing protests in Khartoum, where thousands are demanding the overthrow of the military regime and the establishment of a civilian council. Youth leaders like Mohammad Naji al Assam play a significant role, despite the military's growing power. The community, including women, is actively organizing the movement, with volunteers and medical staff supporting the cause. The military remains a dominant presence, and negotiations for a transition of power are ongoing, with the situation remaining tense.

What is the primary demand of the protesters in Khartoum?

• International intervention

• A new civilian council of leaders

• More military power

• Economic reforms

Who is Mohammad Naji al Assam?

• A journalist

• A foreign diplomat

• A youthful leader of the revolution

• A military leader

How are the protests in Khartoum organized?

• By political parties

• By the government

• By international organizations

• By street volunteers

What role do women play in the revolution?

• They are against the revolution

• They are leading and organizing the movement

• They are neutral

• They are passive observers

What is the main issue between the Military Council and the protest leaders?

• Environmental concerns

• Economic policies

• Transition of power

• Foreign relations