Sudan: on revolution’s third anniversary, protesters vow not to be silenced

Millions are still fighting for a democratic government, three years after their protests began

Amany Galal lost her right eye to a tear gas canister fired by security forces as they tried to break up a demonstration in early 2019, making her one of the first casualties of Sudan's long and faltering revolution.

Three months later, the street movement had toppled the military dictator Omar al-Bashir but, three years later, millions of protesters are still fighting for a democratic government.