It comes a day after the army killed at least 35 pro-democracy protestors in the worst violence since the military coup ousted President Omar Al  Bashir.

Leader of the Declaration of Freedom and Change Force Madani Abbas Madani says that civil disobedience will continue aimed at forcing the transitional military council to stand down in favor of a civilian administration.

Chances of further negotiations, which has been the call of the African Union, disappeared yesterday when rapid response troops – once known as the janjaweed – stormed the demonstrators camped outside military headquarters.

In a hail of gunfire they cut down unarmed protestors and torched their tents and shelters.

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