Hussein and her two colleagues' insistence on going to trial in the trousers case inspired the creation of the No to Oppression against Women Initiative,[17] which a decade later was one of the signatories to the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC) declaration on 1 January 2019.[18] The No to Oppression against Women Initiative directly and indirectly, via the FFC, contributed to the 2018–2019 Sudanese Revolution.[19] During the 39-month transition phase to democracy, Ihsan Fagiri, on behalf of the No to Oppression against Women Initiative, protested against the men-only nature of the Khartoum massacre investigation commission created in October 2019. She stated that, as many women had been killed or thrown dead into the Nile, 70 women and men had been raped,[20][21] and three women rape victims had committed suicide after the massacre, women should be represented as commission members.[22]