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Professionals and Trade Unions Forum Discusses the Ministry of Higher Education’s Decision on the Return of Universities to Their Campuses
The Professionals and Trade Unions Forum, organized by the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination, discussed the Ministry of Higher Education and Sc
Sudanese Professionals and Trade Unions Coordination Organizes “Workers Against War” Forum in Nairobi
The sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination organized the dialogue forum “Workers Against War” on Saturday, July 11, 2026, in Nairobi, the capital of
Sudanese Women Professionals and Trade Unionists Participate in Workshop to Expand and Build the Sudanese Women’s Network in Nairobi
A workshop aimed at expanding and building the Sudanese Women’s Network was recently held in Nairobi, Kenya, with the participation of 53 women representing var
. Kampala Hosts “Workers Against War” Forum to Highlight the Role of Trade Unions in Building Peace in Sudan
The Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination – Uganda Center, in the Ugandan capital Kampala, organized a dialogue forum under the slogan “Workers Aga
1.8 million industrial workers have been affected by the shutdown of factories.
The halt of nearly 90% of industrial activity has led to the loss of regular employment opportunities and a widespread decline in wages. This has contributed to
Thousands of lawyers have been harmed by the war through killings, arrests, displacement, and the collapse of justice institutions.
A total of 48 lawyers has been killed or arrested since the outbreak of the war, while the licenses of 31 lawyers have been suspended, preventing them from prac
Thousands of journalists have been harmed by the war through killings, arrests, and the destruction of media institutions.
A total of 34 journalists—men and women—have been killed since the outbreak of the war, while the union has documented 9 journalists who are currently detained,
Thousands of health sector workers have been harmed by the war through killings, injuries, arrests, and the targeting of medical facilities.
More than 234 health workers have been killed, over 507 injured, 59 have gone missing, and 73 remain in detention. The World Health Organization has documented
Two million workers have been affected by market closures and the decline in purchasing power.
The shutdown of thousands of small and medium‑sized commercial activities, along with the loss of daily income sources for wide segments of workers, has led to
240,000 teachers have been affected by wage disruptions and deteriorating living conditions.
A total of 41 teachers—men and women—have been killed, and 26 others have been arrested or forcibly disappeared, while many have been forced to flee or leave th
Launch of the “Workers Against War” Campaign and Commemoration of June 30
The Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC) announces today the launch of the “Workers Against War” campaign, driven by our ethical and profes