Sudan: bookmarks
Could Sudan soon carry the scent of...
The Amnesty UK media team talk about where revolution may land next...
Amnesty International ( fionamc ) on 01 February 2011 | 1 comment
Sudan signs ceasefire with Darfur r...
progress? maybe. hollow progress without all factions? definitely. when will this ...
DrPot on 24 February 2010 | 0 comments
Human Rights in the Arab World: Bas...
A gloomy outlook for human rights defenders in the Middle East where things seem t...
Fulup on 15 December 2009 | 0 comments
In Sudan: Two Students were detaine...
it is fresh information to act apon
hiwaar on 07 December 2009 | 0 comments
Sudanese 'trousers woman' jailed
totally outrageous. trousers are now officially indecent. Sudan - take a long ha...
DrPot on 07 September 2009 | 0 comments
Sudan police detain supporters of t...
inevitable and sadly unsurprising
DrPot on 07 September 2009 | 0 comments
Sudanese woman 'faces 40 lashes'
I like the way she's fighting a publicity war ...we must support her!
DrPot on 29 July 2009 | 1 comment
Sudan women 'lashed for trousers'
damned outrageous and inhumane and definitely not "indecent".
DrPot on 13 July 2009 | 2 comments
The Global Campaign to Stop Killing...
I'm against the death penalty in any form, but this has to be one of the worst for...
unicorn27 on 07 June 2009 | 3 comments
Hanged Sudanese 'may be innocent'
just nothing less than depressing all round.
DrPot on 14 April 2009 | 2 comments
This could be the most significant progress for democracy since the fall of the Berlin wall. Only time will tell, but it does make the student protests look a little tame.
Let me see, "A mist descends and the group just keep throwing stones until the victim doesn't move anymore." That's murder. Not justice.
when is that ?
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hiwaar
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antondu
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Maddy Sulliman
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fionamc
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fionamc
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Vashka
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wllz
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View all comments (7 more)On this channel, we shall have live broadcast of human rights abuses, specially from the Sudan
I agree with Unicorn27's comments noting that this is also disproportionately used aganst women and also for non violent 'crimes' such as adultery with poor levels of evidence or proof.
Showing my support !!!
This is an incredible story - I really hope all the media attention she gets helps her to win her case and prevent other women from being put in the same position.
This one's pretty unbelievable isn't it? For wearing trousers? Goodness knows what Sharia law would make of me.
UNBELIEVABLE!
Oh this is just terrible all around. Why did even the trial have to be carried out so poorly? A horrific example.