Graffiti of Sudan's revolution: murals depict struggle to bring change - in pictures

A look at the street art from Sudanese youth during the uprising against former president Omar Hassan Al Bashir

A Sudanese artist paints a mural on a wall in the capital Khartoum. AFP

Sudanese react as they are gathered in memory of those killed in the uprising against former president Omar Hassan Al Bashir. EPA

A Sudanese youngster works on graffiti depicting activists killed in the uprising. EPA

A Sudanese youngster mixes paint in Khartoum. EPA

A Sudanese youngster takes a break to pray. EPA

Sudanese girls walk by walls depicting the uprising. EPA

Sudanese youth walk past freshly painted graffiti. EPA

A man works on a mural in Khartoum. EPA

A mural in Khartoum. EPA

A young Sudanese woman paints a wall. EPA

A young Sudanese woman paints a wall. EPA

An elderly Sudanese man walks past fresh graffiti.

One of the graffiti paintings depicting Sudan young revolutionaries killed in the uprising. EPA

Sudanese youngsters take a break. EPA

A young Sudanese woman paints graffiti. EPA

Sudanese youngsters work on repainting a mural. EPA

Sudanese youngsters take a break and chat during the repainting of graffiti on the walls. EPA

Young Sudanese women paint a wall. EPA

A Sudanese youngster drafts his work on paper. EPA

A Sudanese artist paints a mural on a wall in the capital Khartoum. AFP

A Sudanese artist paints a mural on a wall in the capital Khartoum. AFP

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