press rank #160 · ~$580/mo

Can you live unwatched in Sudan?

Restricted press and civil liberties, ranked #160. Not individually assessed beyond public indices.

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The privacy scorecard

State surveillance2/5
Facial recognition2/5
No national ID1/5
Data-protection law1/5
Encryption2/5
VPN freedom2/5
Democracy1/5
Free expression1/5
Cash still works4/5
Financial privacy2/5
Crypto freedom2/5
Easy to stay1/5
Off-grid living3/5
12 cameras / 1,000 people press rank #160 ~$580/mo national average

Childhood vaccines: compulsory by law

Compulsory on paper. Since 2023 it is the war that decides what reaches a child.

If you skip them: Nothing. The law requires it and names no penalty.

Exemptions: Medical only.

Source: Georgetown AMP EID, survey of national legislation, 2024

Legal & financial exposure

Facts about the law, not a privacy score: whether each one helps or hurts depends on what you are trying to do.

Does not report your account balances abroad

No extradition treaty with the US

5 of 7 signals are unverified for this country: not shown, rather than guessed.

5 real places in Sudan

Facial recognition, Bitcoin friendliness and cost vary by city even inside the same country.

Khartoum

~$1,112/mo facial recognition unlikely₿ crypto 2/5

Nyala

~$430/mo facial recognition unlikely₿ crypto 2/5

Kassala

~$450/mo facial recognition unlikely₿ crypto 2/5

Port Sudan

~$480/mo facial recognition unlikely₿ crypto 2/5

El Obeid

~$430/mo facial recognition unlikely₿ crypto 2/5

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Country-level estimates for orientation, not legal advice. Surveillance law changes fast: verify anything you would act on.