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Mar 3, 2010, 07:25

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Same copy Go to:

1/ Carter Institute(Atlanta)

2/ Congressman Donald Payne, head Of the Africa committee and member of Black and Progressive Caucus



(Tell President Obama and his special envoy to Sudan: ICC should continue prosecuting firmly the accused Sudanese Officials, and General Grashin has to know that, it's impossible to rehabilitate Khartoum regime who advocates masters and executes organized political and war Crimes)

Re: Cold-blooded
Murder of a Sudanese Political Activist

On February 11, 2010, University of Khartoum student Mohammed Musa A. Bahreldin was kidnapped by a group of 5 to 6 men. The incident took place on the University premises and was witnessed by the victim’s colleagues who were flocking out of an examination hall. According to local newspapers, the body of Bahreldin was found the following day in a deserted area after the perpetrators failed to admit the deceased to Umdurman Hospital as a case of fatal acute illness.

Although the coroner has not yet released an official report, Alahdath newspaper in Khartoum (2/12/10) reported that there were visible
scars all over the body of the deceased. We have reason to believe he was brutally tortured and murdered.

Contrary to Sudanese traditions which stipulate that the body of a Muslim be buried in a timely manner, security agents prevented the body from being released to his next of kin in Khartoum. As a result, the deceased’s father who has been flown from Kabkabiya in the Darfur region to receive the body of his son has been immediately kidnapped and arrested by the security agents. Adding insult to injury, the security apparatus prevented hundreds of mourners and indignant citizens from giving Bahreldin a dignified burial at a cemetery of his family’s choice. This itself is an abominable violation of the rules of decorum in Sudanese society and a gross infringement on their rights as family members

This crime is politically motivated. The martyr Bahreldin is an active member within Darfurian movements and Sudanese public discourse fighting for peace and equal rights.


Leading figures in the ruling National Congress has outstanding warrants for their
arrest by the International Criminal Court in the Hague, with some being investigated for
war crimes and crimes against humanity. The security apparatus in the Sudan has a
dismal record in human rights. They are a State within the State. They enjoy impunity afforded by the dictator regime since June 1989, nevertheless arbitrary arrest, torture and impunity of killers was augmented by the recently endorsed heinous Security Laws. In this context, the murder of Bahreldin is not an isolated incident, it shapes a systematic killing and the norm and not the exception. Leading members of the ruling National Congress have been issuing repeated threats against individuals calling for unfettered prosecution of those wanted by the prosecutor of the ICC.

On behalf of all advocates of the rule of law, and human rights in the Sudan we demand the following:

1. The coroner’s report must be released in full and without delay..
2. Those who witnessed this heinous crime should be granted full protection.
3. An investigation commission be set up, comprised of members of the legal profession who are endowed with high integrity and observance of the rule of law.
4. Members of the legal profession to render necessary service to the family of the deceased.
5. The perpetrators not be allowed to escape a fair and firm trial.

We wish to thank you for your continuous support for justice and peace in Sudan



Sudanese Democratic Alliance-USA

March 2010