Sudan’s opposition calls for more protests against Omar al-Bashir

Opposition groups in Sudan have called for a fresh wave of protest against the 30-year long dictatorial rule of President Omar al-Bashir.

Steep price rises three weeks ago sparked widespread demonstrations in which dozens of people have been killed, many shot by government forces.

Sudanese doctors have not only been treating those caught up in the violence, but also leading some protests.

And now, medics appear to have become targets themselves.

Yousra Elbagir reports.