Enass Muzamel

Enass Muzamel (Arabic: ايناس مزمل; 27 April 1981 – 4 February 2024) was a Sudanese human rights activist and democracy activist. After playing a prominent organising role during the Sudanese revolution, she co-founded Madaniya, a peacebuilding organisation, and served as its director until her death in 2024. Quotes From the international community we need awareness of our situation and help to pressure the government. International Civil Society Action Network (ICAN), 2021. Access to post-rape care has become a 'privilege'. Everything is now happening through informal networks. Women are communicating through groups on social media, sharing resources and medication they happen to have. The Guardian, 2023. Many women are turning to traditional methods. They are making vaginal washes from herbs. One woman I know was raped by three men, she doesn’t know whether or not she’s pregnant. She was not able to access the right medication. The Guardian, 2023. Women in Sudan live in an endless loop of misogyny. The National, 2021. About Enass Muzamel As a defender of democracy and human rights and an activist working to stop gender-based violence, Enass brought hard facts, personal experience, and practical suggestions to end the suffering of the people of Sudan and the greater Horn of Africa. She engaged with different audiences around the world on the conflict in Sudan—sometimes risking her own safety—and consistently advocated for a cease-fire and peace agreement through an inclusive negotiation process. External links Category:1981 births Category:2024 deaths Category:Women activists from Sudan Category:Human rights activists