Arbitrary Measures Against Trade Unionists
The coordination condemns arbitrary measures by the coup authority against trade unionists and political activists since April 2023, and expresses full solidarity with those facing unjust prosecution.
Sudanese Professionals & Syndicates Coordination · تنسيقية المهنيين والنقابات السودانية
An independent coordination platform uniting Sudanese professionals and trade unions to defend workers' rights, trade union freedoms, democratic transition, peace, and social justice in Sudan.
Five foundational pillars guiding SPSC's mission toward peace, accountability, and democratic governance in Sudan.
To unify Sudanese civil forces and exert pressure to immediately stop the war and complete the goals of the glorious December Revolution.
To exclude the military institution from the economy and political life, ensure its return to the barracks, dissolve the RSF and all parallel armies, and establish a single national army.
To inquire into all crimes and human rights violations committed before and after the war, and to bring those responsible to national and international justice.
To urgently address the living crisis by developing an economic program that tackles Sudan's economic and social collapse, including restoration of health and education services.
To preserve the sovereignty and unity of the Sudanese state and its institutions, and to renounce all forms of racism, regionalism, and tribalism.
A documentary record of the coordination's formation and activities in the pursuit of peace.
Armed conflict erupts between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, triggering a humanitarian catastrophe and displacing millions of civilians.
Elected trade union leaders and professional associations formally declare the establishment of the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination (SPSC), committing to stop the war and build democratic institutions.
The coordination launches a signatures campaign among trade union, professional, civil, and political bodies to agree on a flexible organizational structure.
Work begins toward expanding to a broader civil coordination including resistance committees, civil society organizations, and official diaspora bodies representing Sudanese abroad.
SPSC continues coordination with national political parties, international bodies, and diaspora organizations, pursuing a peaceful resolution to the Sudanese crisis.
"Based on the historical national role of the trade union movement throughout Sudan's history, we in the Coordination commit to working with civil, rights-based, and political forces — and all segments of the Sudanese people who believe in the goals of the glorious December Revolution — to end the war, establish a just and comprehensive peace, complete the path of the revolution, and build a democratic civil state grounded in the rule of law."
Official communiqués and positions issued by the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination.
The coordination condemns arbitrary measures by the coup authority against trade unionists and political activists since April 2023, and expresses full solidarity with those facing unjust prosecution.
The coordination commits to working with civil and political forces to end the war, complete the path of the December Revolution, dismantle the defunct regime, build a unified national army, and consolidate democratic civilian governance.
Over 30,000 killed, 9 million displaced, 25 million needing humanitarian aid, 19 million children out of school. SPSC calls for an immediate ceasefire, open humanitarian corridors, and full accountability for war crimes perpetrators.
Current news, reports, and statements from the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination.
Elected trade union leaders and steering committees declare the commencement of the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination, with objectives including unifying civil forces, excluding the military from politics, and achieving accountability for all war crimes.
The founding charter of the SPSC, rooted in 116 years of Sudanese labor history — from the 1908 forest sawmill strikes to the December Revolution — outlining five core principles and objectives for building a democratic civil state.
The political roadmap calls for removing Security Committee leaders, forming an independent national government, establishing a new security apparatus, and creating a justice and compensation commission for all war crimes and damages since April 15, 2023.
Reports, charters, and political documents published by the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination.
Human rights violations documented by the Sudanese Professionals and Syndicates Coordination.
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