Sudanese Migrants in the Khartoum Area: Fighting for Educational Space

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This article examines the situation of the internally displaced persons from Southern Sudan living in and around the capital and their experience with the dominant Islamic discourse, and particularly the educational discourse of the ruling National Congress (NC).

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