41. My Sister's Keeper - Women In Sudan - Culture Sudan is marked by immense cultural, religious and geographic diversity. Over 400 ethnic groups have their own language which they use along side a trade language such as Arabic. http://www.mskeeper.org/culture.html

resources support action our projects ... Contact us Sudan is marked by immense cultural, religious and geographic diversity. Over 400 ethnic groups have their own language which they use along side a trade language such as Arabic. Khartoum, the largest city in the country, has a population of about six million. Sudan's current total population is around 35 million people. The official language of the north is Arabic and in the South, English. More than half of the population is Muslim. One-third, mainly in the South, are Christian. In addition, many ethnic groups practice traditional African religions. In this context, the social attitudes towards women differ greatly depending on these regional and cultural contexts. For example, women in the North are bound by Islamic law which restricts their movements and has created a society segregated along gender lines; on the other hand, southern Sudanese women have more access to mobility and active participation in their communities, but are still limited in many ways. In all of Sudan, however, women are generally considered subordinate to men and are expected to take care of an immediate and extended family. Traditionally, women have been isolated from men in Sudanese culture. They did not have access to schools and norms made it difficult for them to talk freely to men or in the public. Polygamy is commonplace. In Sudan, the manual work that is generally disliked by men and which takes place in the home has been relegated to the women. Women-led humanitarian action, a threefold cord is not quickly broken.

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Home Continents Countries A-Z Cities ... Int'l Codes Nations Online Countries of the World Home Earth Continents Africa Sudan Local Time UTC Wed-Nov-17 02:37 Government Maps News Culture ... Info _ Sudan A virtual guide to Sudan. Get an overview of Sudan's art, culture, people, environment, geography, history, economy and its government. Beside a country profile with facts and figures, this page offers maps, statistics, weather information, and links to sources that provide you with information about this African nation, e.g.: official web sites of Sudan, addresses of Sudan`s and foreign embassies, domestic airlines, local news, and more. Republic of the Sudan Country Profile Flag of Sudan Background: With the Independence in 1956 problems began for the new republic almost immediately, in the shape of conflict between north and south. Carefully isolated from one another under British rule, the vast cultural differences between these two regions now escalated rapidly, and civil war was imminent. A military coup, led by General Ibrahim Abboud, overthrew the government in 1958. Parliament was dismissed and martial law was declared, with Abboud as self-proclaimed Prime Minister. Another coup in 1969, led this time by Colonel Jafaar Mohammed al-Nimeiry, set up government under a revolutionary council. Nimeiry became the Sudan's first elected President in 1972, and signed the Addis Ababa agreement, in an attempt to end strife between north and south. Uneasy peace was maintained for almost a decade and in 1983, Nimeiry was re-elected for a third term of office. His policies for economic recovery were ineffective, however, and unrest grew once more, resulting in Nimeiry's deposition in a bloodless coup in April 1985.

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