Al Amal Newsletter

Three Sudanese Anarchists hold a black and red flag

Al Amal (Hope) is a new bimonthly newsletter produced by the Sudanese Anarchist Gathering, documenting issues and struggles of Sudanese Anarchists and conditions for Sudanese people.

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CNT-AIT (France)

This bimonthly is issued jointly by the Sudan Anarchist Gathering,
CNT-AIT France and their friends. If you want to receive the next
issues, please contact us : [email protected]
If you want to support financialy the Sudan Anarchist Gathering,
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charges) Send an email to [email protected] to inform us of the
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