Sudan enlists” unlawful groups”

Khartoum-The higher council for social peace in Khartoum has announced receiving a list of the” unlawful groups” as enlisted by the police, revealing plans to make a dialogue with these groups to find out the reasons behind their illegal acts and to provide its members with production means if possible.

The Secretary General of the council Major General Jala-Eddin Al-Tayeb said that the lack of political stability in the country is a reason to consider the peaceful co existence and study the violence phenomena that accompanied last September demonstrations.
The council listened in a meeting on Saturday to the performance report for 2013.

Experts have called for reconsideration of giving the Sudanese nationality firmly, just distribution of services and free general education and dealing with the ethnic and cultural diversity with caution.

Major General Al-Tayeb said that the social peace faces difficulties with the possibility of flare-up at any moment a matter that necessitates repulsing the dangers and threats through the implementation of different projects.