حياتهم حافلة بحب الوطن السجون ليست لهم ناهد جبرالله احداهن

Amnesty International / Human Rights Watch: Sudan - Torture, Abuse of Demonstrators, Charge or Release Detained Peaceful Protestors

London / Nairobi

July 11, 2012

The Sudanese authorities should immediately stop the torture and ill-treatment of those detained following demonstrations since mid-June 2012 Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said today.
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Among those still detained are Nahid Jabralla, the head of SEEMA, a women’s and children’s rights group, arrested on 3 July; US resident Rudwan Daoud, a member of youth movement Girifna (“We’re fed up”) who was arrested on July 3 with his father and brother; Ussamah Mohammed, arrested on June 22, who has openly criticised the government on Al Jazeera; Khaled Bahar, an activist with the Haq movement, who has been detained since 20 June; Yassir Fathi, a member of the opposition Umma party, who was arrested on 21 June; and Amira Osman, a member of the Communist party, in detention since 28 June . They are all at risk of torture or other forms of ill-treatment; Daoud appears to have been beaten, according to witnesses who saw him appear in court earlier this week.