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Sudanese doctor sentenced to two years after Al-Baraa militia pressure
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Sudanese doctor sentenced to two years after Al-Baraa militia pressure
A court in Dongola, Northern State, has sentenced Dr. Ahmed Abdullah Khidr, widely known as Ahmed Shafa, to two years and one month in prison and imposed a fine of 2 million Sudanese pounds, in a case filed by the Al-Baraa Ibn Malik militia, an Islamist-linked armed group. The case accused Shafa of insulting “martyrs” during Sudan’s ongoing war between the SAF and the Rapid Support Forces. Rights group Nubia Voice said in a statement that the ve…
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