Analyst says sudan imposes strict islamic laws which prescribe flogging as purnishment usually for morality realted issues.
The three were accused of calling for boycott during an April meeting.
A Sudanese opposition political party has alleged that three of its
leading members have been publicly whipped 20 times each after a
criminal court found them guilty of disturbing public order by calling
for the boycott of April's presidential elections.
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
TVC
NEWS [ALGIERS] - At least 18 people have been killed in clashes
between Arabs and Berbers in Algeria's desert town of Ghrdaia, with
several businesses burned down, medical sources and state media said
Wednesday.
The violence broke out over the weekend, with security forces sending reinforcements in a bid to calm down the renewed clashes that first took place in late 2013.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/18-killed-arabs-berbers-tribes-clash-algeria#sthash.3Yz0xaHY.dpuf
The violence broke out over the weekend, with security forces sending reinforcements in a bid to calm down the renewed clashes that first took place in late 2013.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/18-killed-arabs-berbers-tribes-clash-algeria#sthash.3Yz0xaHY.dpuf
TVC
NEWS [ALGIERS] - At least 18 people have been killed in clashes
between Arabs and Berbers in Algeria's desert town of Ghrdaia, with
several businesses burned down, medical sources and state media said
Wednesday.
The violence broke out over the weekend, with security forces sending reinforcements in a bid to calm down the renewed clashes that first took place in late 2013.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/18-killed-arabs-berbers-tribes-clash-algeria#sthash.3Yz0xaHY.dpuf
The violence broke out over the weekend, with security forces sending reinforcements in a bid to calm down the renewed clashes that first took place in late 2013.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/18-killed-arabs-berbers-tribes-clash-algeria#sthash.3Yz0xaHY.dpuf
TVC
NEWS [KHARTOUM] -- A Sudanese opposition political party has alleged
that three of its leading members have been publicly whipped 20 times
each after a criminal court found them guilty of disturbing public order
by calling for the boycott of April's presidential elections.
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
TVC
NEWS [KHARTOUM] -- A Sudanese opposition political party has alleged
that three of its leading members have been publicly whipped 20 times
each after a criminal court found them guilty of disturbing public order
by calling for the boycott of April's presidential elections.
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
TVC
NEWS [KHARTOUM] -- A Sudanese opposition political party has alleged
that three of its leading members have been publicly whipped 20 times
each after a criminal court found them guilty of disturbing public order
by calling for the boycott of April's presidential elections.
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
According to the Sudanese Congress Party Secretary-General Abdul Qayoom Awad al-Sid, the "humiliating" verdict was executed immediately outside the Omdurman criminal court following the verdict against the party's Vice Chair for Political Affairs Mastoor Ahmed Mohamed and two other party officials.
Analysts say Sudan imposes strict Islamic laws which prescribe flogging as punishment, usually for morality related issues.
The three were accused of calling for the boycott during an April meeting.
- See more at: http://www.tvcnews.tv/?q=article/sudan-politicians-publicly-flogged-disturbing-order#sthash.qtCwXM8t.dpuf
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