The charges come as the military admits mistakes as pro-democracy protesters were forcibly dispersed.
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Khartoum
The ousting of the long-time president plunged the country into crisis. Here's what you need to know.
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How a government propaganda trip went awry and revealed the conflict between protesters and military.
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Tibor Nagy will urge the country's military leaders to stop their attacks on civilians.
Read more'My Dad says it's not about who rules Sudan, but how Sudan is ruled'
Sudan is entering the second day of a national strike. On Sunday, security forces fired tear gas and live ammunition to disperse protesters who were attempting to set up barricades in the capital, Khartoum. The prominent politician and rebel leader Yasir Arman, who had only recently returned from exile, was among five people arrested. His daughter, Sanna Arman, is in London waiting to hear news about his condition. She joined Newsday and began by sharing a passage she wrote as the violence began. (Photo: Yasir Arman. Credit: BBC)
Four people have been killed in Khartoum on the first day of "civil disobedience", doctors say.
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The three men were held after meeting Ethiopia's PM in Khartoum to try to broker peace talks.
Read moreA Sudanese official says 46 protestors were killed by paramilitaries, however opposition activists say the figure is far higher.
Sudan has seen a violent crackdown against protesters, which the opposition says killed 108 people.
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Activists claim a paramilitary unit killed at least 100 people, dumping 40 bodies in the river Nile.
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