Cultural Week
April 2025 – Kampala
The Sudanese Group for the Defence of Freedom and Rights is organizing a Cultural Week in Kampala in April 2025, bringing together Sudanese, African, and Arab intellectuals, alongside members of Sudanese civil and political communities and scholars from neighboring countries.
The event will feature prominent figures, including:
Dr. Nabeel Abdel Fattah, an Egyptian thinker, who will present a discussion on “Relations Between Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa: Shared and Conflicting Perspectives.”
Dr. Diu Matouk Diing Wol, a distinguished South Sudanese politician, who will participate in a forum exploring his book, “The Story of Joseph’s Execution.”
Book Exhibition
A key highlight of the week will be the book exhibition, showcasing a range of new publications and literary works. Featured authors include:
Dr. Diu Matouk Diing Wol – The Story of Joseph’s Execution
Al-Sadig Ali Hassan, presenting:
The Sudanese Case: Transitional Justice or Restorative Justice?
Why are UN Measures needed in Sudan?
The Future of Egyptian-Sudanese Relations
Mohammed Abdullah Al-Douma – The Sultanate of Dar Masalit
Adam Sharif – Awlad Nasrallah (Novel)
Abdul Jabbar Dosa and others with newly released works
Honoring Human Rights Defenders
The week will also include a special honoring ceremony recognizing the contributions of leading human rights activists, including Mr. Adam Musa Obama and other distinguished defenders of human rights.
Participation & Contact
For those interested in participating in the week’s programs, please contact the secretariat at the Sudanese Group for the Defence of Freedom and Rights headquarters in Kampala, located at the Darfur Victims Organization office.
