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 Re: الحرية لســـاندرا .. اطلقوا سراح هذا الوطن (Re: Khalid Kodi)
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ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCE OF POLITICAL ACTIVIST
Sandara Farouq Kadouda, a mother of two, a medical doctor and political activist was
taken by suspected members of the National Intelligence Security Service (NISS) on 12
April and her whereabouts remain unknown.
Sandara Farouq Kadouda left her home on 12 April to attend an anti-elections
event hosted by Sudanese opposition parties at the National Umma Party
premises in Omdurman, Sudan. Shortly after 5.00 pm, her car was stopped in
Omdurman by a group of men in plainclothes, suspected to belong to the National
Intelligence Security Service (NISS). They violently took her mobile phone while
she was talking to a friend, who overheard shouting as Sandara Farouq Kadouda
asked someone about their identity card. Soon after the phone was switched off.
Her car was found 30 minutes later, abandoned on the street with the keys still
inside.
Her family reported the incident to the police and the NISS but they have refused
to disclose details on Sandara Farouq Kadouda’s whereabouts and condition.
She has not been granted access to a lawyer or her family. Sandara Farouq
Kadouda suffers from chronic hypoglycaemia that requires her to adhere to a special diet and to take daily
medication, yet it is unclear whether she has had access to medical care. She is also at serious risk of torture and
other ill-treatment.
Please write immediately in Arabic, English or your own language:
Expressing concern that Sandara Farouq Kadouda has been subjected to enforced disappearance and urging
the authorities to immediately disclose her whereabouts and inform her family;
Calling on the authorities to release Sandara Farouq Kadouda immediately and unconditionally if she is solely
being detained for peacefully exercising her rights;
Urging them to ensure Sandara Farouk Kadouda is not tortured or otherwise ill-treated, and is given prompt
access to a lawyer of her choice, family and medical attention.
PLEASE SEND APPEALS BEFORE 25 MAY 2015 TO:
President
HE Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir
Office of the President
People’s Palace
PO Box 281
Khartoum
Email: mailto:[email protected]@presidency.gov.sd
Salutation: Your Excellency
Minister of Justice
Mohamed Bushara Dousa
Ministry of Justice
PO Box 302
Al Nil Avenue
Khartoum, Sudan
Email: mailto:[email protected]@moj.gov.sd
Salutation: Your Excellency
And copies to:
Minister of Interior
Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed
Ministry of Interior
PO Box 873
Khartoum
Sudan
Also send copies to diplomatic representatives accredited to your country. Please insert local diplomatic addresses below:
Name Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Fax Fax number Email Email address Salutation Salutation
Please check with your section office if sending appeals after the above date.
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URGENT ACTION
ENFORCED DISAPPEARANCE OF POLITICAL ACTIVIST
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Amnesty International has received numerous reports of an intensified National Intelligence Security Service (NISS) crackdown
on activities of political opposition groups since the start of Sudan’s elections campaign in February 2015. At least 15 political
activists were arrested by NISS agents on 12 April.
The NISS maintains broad powers of arrest and detention under the National Security Act 2010, which allows suspects to be
detained for up to four-and-a-half months without judicial review. NISS officials often use these powers to arbitrarily arrest and
detain individuals, and subject them to torture and other forms of ill-treatment. Under the same Act, NISS agents are provided
with protection from prosecution for any act committed in the course of their work, even when human rights violations occur,
which has resulted in a pervasive culture of impunity. The recent constitutional amendments passed by Parliament on 5 January
2015, have exacerbated the situation. The constitutional amendments granted sweeping powers to the NISS, which now has
unlimited discretion to interfere in political, economic and social issues.
Sandara Farouq Kadouda has also been an active environmental campaigner for several years and member of the Committee
against the Kajbar and Dal Dams project in Northern Sudan State. Human rights defenders are concerned that the Kajbar and
Dal Dams may submerge over 500 ancient archaeological sites, and may have a detrimental impact on the environment.
Name: Sandara Farouq Kadouda
Gender m/f: f
UA: 86/15 Index: AFR 54/1436/2015 Issue Date: 13 April 2015
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Re: الحرية ل د. ســــاندرا فاروق (Re: مجدي عبدالرحيم فضل)
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هذا الانكار مقلق جدا
يجب على الناس الضغط على المسؤولين لكى يتحركوا ، كيف يمكن ان تختفى هكذا ، يجب ان يقلق هذا الاختفاء الأجهزة الشرطية على الأقل لأنها منوط بها الحفاظ على الامن وارواح الناس
لا يستطيع اى انسان ان يحس بما تحس به اسرتها في هذه الظروف
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محمد حيدر المشرف
abubakr salih
ismeil abbas
حامد محمد حامد
Khalid Kodi
صديق الموج
محمد نور عودو
مجدي عبدالرحيم فضل
wadalzain
نصر الدين عثمان
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست