3. Many journalists have resigned from their post, a good example is Abdel-Fadil Mohamed Hamed , from Asahafa newspaper, who resigned on September 29. He published the reason for his resignation on his facebook that he was astonished when he saw an article on the newspaper under his name, that he has no idea about it. • Worth mentioning that, Asahafa newspaper press in 25th September described the protesters as vandals and spoilers • Protests still continuing sporadically, despite the intensive crackdown. Humanitarian situation Since the latest wave of protests many people are missed and not yet know whether are alive, dead or detained , as the government still denying to disclose the real numbers and names of the dead and the detainees (there are a list by some names attached with this report); there are still a lot of families looking for their children in hospitals and police stations, since there is no way to reach the security offices (some ladies went there were arrested) . A group of members of National Security and Intelligence Services have been seen in Khartoum suburb (Haj Yousef) while there were trying to bury nine corpses, however they fled as they had seen the people. Basic commodities prices continued to rise, particularly in conflict areas. Arrests: As a result of the wave of peaceful protests in many Sudanese cities, there has been a shocking escalation on the crackdown dissents, a wave of arrests has taken place, the Security forces have arrested over thousand activists, journalists and members of opposition parties. Arrests included all ages, many of them are youth and some are children under seventeen. The crackdown is still going on, it has also been reported that prisons are full, and the authority is using some houses in Khartoum to keep the detainees. Blue Nile’s Trials: IV