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Освободиха от затвора осъдената на смърт суданка, омъжена за християнинСуданката , осъдена на смърт за вероотстъпничество за брака си с християнин , е била освободена от затвора, съобщи БиБиСи по информация на адвоката й. Присъдата на Мариам Ибрахим е била отхвърлена от апелационния съд, съобщи агенция Suna news. Припомняме, през май Ибрахим беше осъдена на смърт чрез обесване след отказа й да се откаже от Християнството. Присъдата й беше посрещната остро от редица медии и правозащитни организации по цял свят.
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Khartoum — Maryam Yahya Ibrahim was detained on Tuesday, together with her husband and two children, at Khartoum airport, one day after she was released on orders of an appeal court. The family of the Christian woman, released from the death row for committing 'apostasy', attempted to leave the country. The National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) detained the family just 24 hours after Ibrahim was released on the orders of the appeal court. The court overturned Ibrahim's death penalty, the official Suna news agency reported on Monday. Her lawyer, El Sharif Ali, was with Ibrahim at the time of the arrest. He witnessed more than 40 NISS officers apprehended the family as they attempted to board a plane to the USA. Her husband Daniel Wani is a US citizen. "It's very disappointing," El Sharif told The Guardian. "They were very angry. They took us [the family's lawyers] outside, and took the family to a NISS detention center. They have not been given access to lawyers." He said the appeal court had quashed Ibrahim's convictions and there were no restrictions on her travelling. He added that political differences within the government over the case may have played a part in the decision to prevent her leaving. Ibrahim, whose father was Muslim, was raised by her Christian mother, after the father abandoned the family when she was six years old. By law, children must follow their father's religion. She married Wani, a Christian from South Sudan, in 2011. As in many Muslim nations, Muslim women in Sudan are prohibited from marrying non-Muslims. Ibrahim has been in jail since February, along with her 18-month-old young son, and since 27 May with her baby daughter. She was sentenced to hang for apostasy in May this year by a Sharia court after refusing to renounce Christianity. File photo: Maryam Yahya Ibrahim at the time of her release, holding her daughter Maya, who was born in prison. Her husband Daniel Wani is holding their son. (Radio Dabanga correspondent)