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Sudan's war is teaching society to govern without the state
Original: How the war in Sudan is teaching society to govern without the state
As Sudan's civil war grinds on, communities are reportedly organising to run their own affairs — providing security, services and local administration — in the absence of a functioning state. The Waging Nonviolence feature examines how mutual aid and emergency response networks, rooted in Sudan's resistance committees, have stepped into the vacuum left by collapsed institutions. The piece suggests these grassroots structures may be reshaping how society governs itself during and after the conflict.
Why now: The civil war has collapsed state institutions, prompting attention to how Sudanese communities are self-organising to fill the gap.
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