Sudan attack on the judiciary march 1991
The government responded to the memorandum by dismissing 58 judges on August 27, 989. Those dismissed included judges from the Supreme Court, the Appeal Court, Provincial Courts, and First, Second, and Third Class judges. The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) reported that “many judges also resigned, presumable in anticipation of their dismissal by the government.” The RCC intended to fire additional judges and “reportedly had a list of 120 judges whom it intended to purge from their courts,” according to the ICJ.

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Those who had been dismissed have been replaced with judges who reportedly belong to the National Islamic Front and favor the strict application of Shari’a. A number of those appointed do not have legal training.
The dismissals of secular judges have continued in the last year. In September 1990, the RCC dismissed another 70 judges. The following, according to information received by the Lawyers Committee, were among the dismissed:

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