courts of Khartoum continue to issue selective brutal Provisions
Ombda General Criminal Court in Khartoum state - headed by Judge : Sami Ibrahim Shabo sentenced to death by stoning a woman who was accused of having an illicit relationship with a man and having a child as a result of this relationship on Sunday, May 13, 2012. This provision comes in accordance with Article 146 of the Sudanese criminal law. The Judge has acquitted the man accused in that same case justifying this by the lack of his confusion.
Sudan Change Now condemns this brutal provision which based on controversial Islamic legitimate opinion , and we demand immediate interference of the judicial authorities in Khartoum to stop the implementation of this sentence that is extremely brutal and violate shamefully the spirit of humanity and civilization as well as all principles of justice by condemning one party in an act requires necessarily two to occur. This provision also reflects the blatant discrimination against women and major violation of their equal rights.
We appeal to all Sudanese citizens, and all individuals and organizations from around the world to sign on this petition and to address the Sudanese government to stop this immediately and ensure non-recurrence of issuing such judgments.
The Resistance continues and shall overcome
Sudan Change now Movement
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محاكم الخرطوم تواصل اصدار احكام وحشية بصورة انتقائية
اصدرت المحكمة الجنائية العامة بمنطقة امبدة بالخرطوم برئاسة القاضي سامي ابراهيم شبو يوم الأحد 13 مايو 2012 حكما بالاعدام رجما حتى الموت على أمرأة متهمة بانها على علاقة غير شرعية مع رجل و انجابها طفل نتيجة لهذه العلاقة حسب المادة 146 من القانون الجنائي السوداني فيما برأت المحكمة الرجل في نفس هذه القضية مبررةً ذلك بعدم ثبوت التهمة عليه لعدم اقراره بها...
حركة التغيير الان تدين هذا الحكم الوحشي و المستند على قاعدة فقهية مختلف عليها ، و تطالب السلطات القضائية في الخرطوم بسرعة التدخل لايقاف تنفيذه لما فيه من وحشية بالغة و انتهاك شنيع لروح الانسانية و التمدن و تغول على المبادئ العدلية البسيطة التي تدين طرفاً واحداً في فعل يستلزم بالضرورة اثنين لوقوعه ، و كما يعكس هذا الحكم تمييز صارخ ضد المرأة و امتهان لحقوقها بهذه الادانة المنفردة غير المقبولة لا عقلاً و لا منطقاً و لا ضميراً لأي انسان صاحب ضمير حي و روح تتطلع الي احقاق الحق و تنفيذ العدالة.
نحن نناشد كل المواطنين السودانيين و كل الافراد و المنظمات من حول العالم بالتوقيع على هذه المطالبة و السعي بمخاطبة الحكومة السودانية بأن تقوم بايقاف هذا الحكم فورا و بضمان عدم تكرار اصدار مثل هذه الاحكام المتوحشة و أن تتوقف عن مواصلة ارتكاب هذه الجرائم باسم القانون في حق اهل السودان.
المقاومة مستـــمرة و ستنتصر ...
حركة التغيير الان
Follow more updates on https://www.facebook.com/SudanChangeNow
Or Follow us on twitter @ Sudanchangenow
The weight of this sentencing has prompted many of you to share your own experiences with the inequality embedded in our current legal framework. These accounts provide a stark reminder that this struggle is about the fundamental right to fair and equal justice for every person. We are currently working to ensure these signatures reach the authorities who have the power to reconsider this harsh verdict.
May 18, 2012
The growth in support for this cause reflects a shared refusal to accept these judicial actions as normal. It is clear that the call for humanity and equality within our legal system resonates far beyond our initial reach.
Reached 100 supporters
May 18, 2012
6 Comments
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Layla Stevens
14 years ago
Featured
Stop this now. She deserves a fair trial not a medieval execution.
A
Ahmed Bello
14 years ago
Featured
This is completely insane. How can you punish a woman but let the man go free when it takes two people to do that?? Justice in Sudan is broken.
S
Sarah Malhotra
14 years ago
Featured
ABSOLUTELY BARBARIC. stoning in 2012 is a total disgrace to humanity.
O
Omar Duncan
14 years ago
Featured
Sami Ibrahim Shabo needs to be removed from the bench. No legal system should ever allow such blatant double standards.
J
John Atkinson
14 years ago
Featured
Total bs. The world is watching what is happening in Khartoum and it is shameful.
F
Fatima Barnes
14 years ago
Featured
My heart breaks for her. Leaving a child without a mother because of these archaic laws is just cruel.
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courts of Khartoum continue to issue selective brutal Provisions
Ombda General Criminal Court in Khartoum state - headed by Judge : Sami Ibrahim Shabo sentenced to death by stoning a woman who was accused of having an illicit relationship with a man and having a child as a result of this relationship on Sunday, May 13, 2012. This provision comes in accordance with Article 146 of the Sudanese criminal law. The Judge has acquitted the man accused in that same case justifying this by the lack of his confusion.
Sudan Change Now condemns this brutal provision which based on controversial Islamic legitimate opinion , and we demand immediate interference of the judicial authorities in Khartoum to stop the implementation of this sentence that is extremely brutal and violate shamefully the spirit of humanity and civilization as well as all principles of justice by condemning one party in an act requires necessarily two to occur. This provision also reflects the blatant discrimination against women and major violation of their equal rights.
We appeal to all Sudanese citizens, and all individuals and organizations from around the world to sign on this petition and to address the Sudanese government to stop this immediately and ensure non-recurrence of issuing such judgments.
The Resistance continues and shall overcome
Sudan Change now Movement
Follow more updates on https://www.facebook.com/SudanChangeNow
Or Follow us on twitter @ Sudanchangenow
محاكم الخرطوم تواصل اصدار احكام وحشية بصورة انتقائية
اصدرت المحكمة الجنائية العامة بمنطقة امبدة بالخرطوم برئاسة القاضي سامي ابراهيم شبو يوم الأحد 13 مايو 2012 حكما بالاعدام رجما حتى الموت على أمرأة متهمة بانها على علاقة غير شرعية مع رجل و انجابها طفل نتيجة لهذه العلاقة حسب المادة 146 من القانون الجنائي السوداني فيما برأت المحكمة الرجل في نفس هذه القضية مبررةً ذلك بعدم ثبوت التهمة عليه لعدم اقراره بها...
حركة التغيير الان تدين هذا الحكم الوحشي و المستند على قاعدة فقهية مختلف عليها ، و تطالب السلطات القضائية في الخرطوم بسرعة التدخل لايقاف تنفيذه لما فيه من وحشية بالغة و انتهاك شنيع لروح الانسانية و التمدن و تغول على المبادئ العدلية البسيطة التي تدين طرفاً واحداً في فعل يستلزم بالضرورة اثنين لوقوعه ، و كما يعكس هذا الحكم تمييز صارخ ضد المرأة و امتهان لحقوقها بهذه الادانة المنفردة غير المقبولة لا عقلاً و لا منطقاً و لا ضميراً لأي انسان صاحب ضمير حي و روح تتطلع الي احقاق الحق و تنفيذ العدالة.
نحن نناشد كل المواطنين السودانيين و كل الافراد و المنظمات من حول العالم بالتوقيع على هذه المطالبة و السعي بمخاطبة الحكومة السودانية بأن تقوم بايقاف هذا الحكم فورا و بضمان عدم تكرار اصدار مثل هذه الاحكام المتوحشة و أن تتوقف عن مواصلة ارتكاب هذه الجرائم باسم القانون في حق اهل السودان.
المقاومة مستـــمرة و ستنتصر ...
حركة التغيير الان
Follow more updates on https://www.facebook.com/SudanChangeNow
Or Follow us on twitter @ Sudanchangenow
The weight of this sentencing has prompted many of you to share your own experiences with the inequality embedded in our current legal framework. These accounts provide a stark reminder that this struggle is about the fundamental right to fair and equal justice for every person. We are currently working to ensure these signatures reach the authorities who have the power to reconsider this harsh verdict.
May 18, 2012
The growth in support for this cause reflects a shared refusal to accept these judicial actions as normal. It is clear that the call for humanity and equality within our legal system resonates far beyond our initial reach.
Reached 100 supporters
May 18, 2012
6 Comments
L
Layla Stevens
14 years ago
Featured
Stop this now. She deserves a fair trial not a medieval execution.
A
Ahmed Bello
14 years ago
Featured
This is completely insane. How can you punish a woman but let the man go free when it takes two people to do that?? Justice in Sudan is broken.
S
Sarah Malhotra
14 years ago
Featured
ABSOLUTELY BARBARIC. stoning in 2012 is a total disgrace to humanity.
O
Omar Duncan
14 years ago
Featured
Sami Ibrahim Shabo needs to be removed from the bench. No legal system should ever allow such blatant double standards.
J
John Atkinson
14 years ago
Featured
Total bs. The world is watching what is happening in Khartoum and it is shameful.
F
Fatima Barnes
14 years ago
Featured
My heart breaks for her. Leaving a child without a mother because of these archaic laws is just cruel.
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Stop this now. She deserves a fair trial not a medieval execution.