Just days after protest leaders and Sudan's ruling generals agreed a power sharing deal, they are set to meet again on Friday for talks on key remaining issues.
The two sides inked an accord Wednesday to form a joint ruling body tasked with creating a transitional civilian administration that would govern for just over three years a key demand of protesters.
They are due to convene again Friday to thrash out details of a "Constitutional Declaration" crucial to a succesful transition.
Immunity for generals?
Doctors linked to the protest movement say that 246 people have been killed since the nationwide uprising erupted on December 19, including 127 people on June 3 alone when armed men raided a weeks-long protest camp in Khartoum.
The committee said another 1,353 people have been wounded since the protests broke out, initially against now ousted leader Omar al-Bashir and later against the generals who seized power.
The authorities have given lower casualty figures.
Source: The Daily Monitor