Sudan suspended for no Civilian rule in Country

The African Union's Peace and Security Council has suspended Sudan as there is no civilian rule established in the country.

Details:

• The decision was taken at AU's Peace and Security Council meeting in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa.
• This move by AU intensifies global pressure on Sudan's new military leaders to stand down after witnessing worst violence since Bashir's fall.
• AU said Sudan will be suspended until power was transferred to a civilian-led authority in the country.
• It also demanded to resolve an entrenched and bloody crisis.
• The AU's suspension followed the forceful dispersal of the month-long sit-ins.
• The military action resulted in the death of more than a hundred protesters.

About the African Union(AU):

• The AU was founded on 26th May 2001 and was launched on 9th July 2002.
• The AU aims to achieve greater unity, cohesion, and solidarity between the African countries.
• There are 55 member states in the African Union with its poilitical centres in Addis Ababa and Johannesburg.
• Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is the Chairman of the African Union.

Question:

Q. The African Union's Peace and Security Council has suspended which country as there is no civilian rule established in the country?
a. Congo
b. Niger
c. Kenya
d. Sudan