لبنى تخرج من سجن امدرمان و هي الان في طريقها الي اجراس الحرية

Quote: عريان العروض ما بسترنه هدومو *** (وكلام رجال ) يالبنى خزز نومو الخاين العهود فى الدنيا يكتر لومو*** والجندى الوضيع ما برفعنو نجومو الجندية شرف،أمجاد صدق وأمانة*** مابصبيص عيون تحرسا الجبخانة الجندية عزها فى حراسة اوطانا *** لكن زمن البشير ميل قلب ميزانا الوطن الوسيع اتمزقت اوصالو *** وريسنا الامام يرقص ولا همالو الشعب الصبور اتبددت آمالو *** والطفل الرضيع كل يوم يزيد فى هزالو يابت الرجال الشرفت لبلادا*** ياأخت الأسود فى كررى كان مشهادا أماتك قبيل العزة كانوا عمادا*** اخياتك معاك حالفات تعود للبلد امجادا لبنى وامال يوم أشهرن أقلامن*** اهتزت عروش كان بالخديعة قيامن فى سفر الخلود هن سطرن اسمائن*** بالهنا والفخار يارب تزيد ايامن

Quote: عموما خروج لبنى من السجن دون أن تقدم أي تنازلات في حد ذاته نصر كبير يا أمجد أليس كذلك ؟؟؟ الظلم والقهر والإذلال يتراجع الآن وهذا أهم شيء

Quote: The Sudanese Union of Journalists has secured the release of a female reporter jailed over refusing to pay a fine for wearing "indecent" trousers in public. Lubna Ahmed Hussein was freed on Tuesday after spending a day in detention. The union paid fine, the #####alent of $200, amid international outcry over the arrest of a dozen women in a restaurant for breaking decency laws. A court ruling on Monday found the journalist guilty but spared her the punishment of 40 lashes, the customary punishment in Sudan for clothing deemed indecent. The former UN media officer was arrested along with 12 other women in July in a restaurant in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, for wearing a pair of green slacks. She appeared at a Khartoum court attired in the same pair. Ten of the women have since been subjected to floggings by police. Hussein has resigned from her UN post to stand trial and remains defiant over the charges, vowing to appeal the sentence. The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on Tuesday condemned the sentencing as a breach of international law and fair trials noting that the problem went deeper. UN spokesman Rupert Colville said another concern was the possible arbitrary nature of arrests, since "the criminal code does not define what constitutes indecent dress and leaves wide discretion to police officers."

Quote: The Sudanese Union of Journalists has secured the release of a female reporter jailed over refusing to pay a fine for wearing "indecent" trousers in public. Lubna Ahmed Hussein was freed on Tuesday after spending a day in detention. The union paid fine, the #####alent of $200, amid international outcry over the arrest of a dozen women in a restaurant for breaking decency laws. A court ruling on Monday found the journalist guilty but spared her the punishment of 40 lashes, the customary punishment in Sudan for clothing deemed indecent. The former UN media officer was arrested along with 12 other women in July in a restaurant in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, for wearing a pair of green slacks. She appeared at a Khartoum court attired in the same pair. Ten of the women have since been subjected to floggings by police. Hussein has resigned from her UN post to stand trial and remains defiant over the charges, vowing to appeal the sentence. The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on Tuesday condemned the sentencing as a breach of international law and fair trials noting that the problem went deeper. UN spokesman Rupert Colville said another concern was the possible arbitrary nature of arrests, since "the criminal code does not define what constitutes indecent dress and leaves wide discretion to police officers