Sudan: Tweeting #SudanJan30 · Global Voices
Ndesanjo Macha

Using the social networking site Facebook, Sudanese students called for a street demonstration on January 30 to protest against the government of Omar al-Bashir. The protests have claimed the life of Mohammed Abdulrahman, a student at the Ahaliya University. This is our latest roundup of #SudanJan30 tweets.
@MissTaha asks:
@simsimt Any protests today in Khartoum? #SudanJan30
@simsimt replies:
@MissTaha I'm not sure. There's supposed to be a more organized one in 3rd February.
@BreathingPsyAir asks world leaders to stay out of #SudanJan30:
#Sudan needs thick-skinned #Bashir but also stability – they do not need a walk-all-over, so World Leaders plz stay out of this #SudanJan30
@simsimt tweets:
By the death of one student in yesterday's protests matters will begin to escalate, and history might once again prove many to be wrong.
@bechamilton:
Names of those known to have been arrested in #SudanJan30 protests today now posted at: http://www.hurriyatsudan.com/?p=12098
@alunmcdonald:
#SudanJan30 #RIP Mohammed Abdelrahman, student at the Ahlia University protests, died during the night
@BreathingPsyAir thinks Sudan should not be compared with Egypt or Tunisia:
Annoyed with #Sudan comparisons- reasons/motives are different from #Egypt + #Tunisia- Not remove #Bashir, Change System #SudanJan30 #Jan
A video link from @SudanGuardian:
VIDEO: More Clips from Sudan Protest in Jackson Square Please Hash all news to #SudanJan30 http://me.lt/3Tff6
@elzubeir asks:
Is it true that the organizer of the #SudanJan30 is daughter of a newspaper editor who was arrested before the protest began?
@MissTaha
http://tiny.cc/5qbw2 – Making Sense of Sudan: “Tunis, Egypt—is Sudan Next?” #25Jan #Egypt #SudanJan30
@SarraGrira
France24 journalist looking for people who've been in Khartoum demonstrations yesterday sgrira@france24.com #sudanjan30
@alunmcdonald:
Usually opposition and editors get arrested. Today it's their sons & daughters http://yhoo.it/hhi7Qf #SudanJan30
@simsimt:
A long phone call with a well-educated friend. He dropped the bomb that we are not ready yet for change because of our ‘lack of education’.
Visit Jan30Sudan, a project for mapping the protests online.