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Sudan
After ousting a long-reigning dictator, Sudan's protest movement fears the military is gripping onto power.
Over 100 people were reportedly killed in the capital and across Sudan in a sweeping crackdown last week.
The council itself took power in a coup on April 11 when military officials ousted and detained former President Omar al-Bashir.
Pro-democracy protesters said Wednesday that dozens of bodies of people slain by Sudanese security forces were pulled from the Nile River in Khartoum.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The long-reigning dictator was toppled this week, but the consequences of his rule continue to be devastating.
Omar al-Bashir has been arrested in the wake of escalating protests against his 30-year rule.
Noura Hussein killed her husband in self-defense, and her case has become a global cause.
Sudan, the world's last male northern white rhino, may not survive much longer, and there's talk of euthanasia.
Starting the first of April, the government says it will give the asylum seekers the choice between prison and voluntary deportation.
More than 19,000 kids have been lured into combat since the civil war erupted.
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