Women were at the forefront of the popular uprising that overthrew Sudan’s dictator, Omar al-Bashir, in 2019 (Al-Nagar and Tønnessen 2021). In the aftermath of the uprising, different forms of feminist mobilization emerged. Based on interviews conducted in Sudan in early 2022, we argue that this feminist mobilization was sparked by the backlash facing women during and after what is popularly known as the “December revolution.”1

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妇女、革命和反弹：点燃苏丹的女权主义动员

在 2019 年推翻苏丹独裁者奥马尔·巴希尔 (Omar al-Bashir) 的民众起义中，妇女处于最前沿（Al-Nagar and Tønnessen 2021）。在起义之后，出现了不同形式的女权主义动员。根据 2022 年初在苏丹进行的访谈，我们认为这种女权主义动员是由妇女在所谓的“十二月革命”期间和之后所面临的强烈反对所引发的。1个