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Отново арестуваха суданката, осъдена на смъртпо темата Освободиха осъдената на смърт суданка 23 Юни 2014 18:07 Осъдената на смърт суданка ще бъде освободена 01 Юни 2014 00:22 Суданката, която бе осъдена на смърт заради това, че е приела християнството, и бе освободена вчера, е била задържана отново заедно със семейството си на летището в Хартум, съобщава Би Би Си, позовавайки се на собствени източници. Мериам Ибрахим бе осъдена на смърт чрез обесване през май затова, че се е отказала от исляма. Жестокостта на наказанието предизвика международна подкрепа и кампании за освобождаването й. Източниците на Би Би Си съобщават, че близо 40 агенти на службите са арестували Ибрахим, заедно със съпруга й и двамата им сина на летището в Хартум. Ибрахим бе освободена, след като апелативен съд отмени смъртната й присъда. На 27 години жената се омъжва за Даниел Вани, християнин, през 2011 г. В Судан преобладаващо изповядваната религия е ислямът. Уасим Али, главен редактор в "Sudan Tribune", съобщава, че Ибрахим е била задържана, преди да се качи на самолета в посока САЩ. Според него външното министерство на Судан по всяка веротяност няма никаква идея за действията на правоохранителните органи.
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Sudan Denies Re-Arresting Freed Woman A court in Sudan has ordered the release of Meriam Ibrahim who was sentenced to death for allegedly renouncing her Muslim faith and converting to Christianity. Sudan: Govt Denies Re-Arresting Released Woman Voice of America, 25 June 2014 Sudan's Minister of Information said his government did not re-arrest or detain Meriam Yahya Ibrahim, the Christian woman whose death sentence for apostasy was overturned by an ... read more » Sudan: Christian Woman Rearrested While Attempting to Leave Country - Reports Sudan Tribune, 25 June 2014 A Sudanese Christian woman who was released from death row on Monday was rearrested on Tuesday at Khartoum airport while attempting to leave the country, according to international ... read more » Sudan: Woman Freed from Death Row Re-Arrested - Report allAfrica.com, 24 June 2014 A Sudanese woman freed from death row has been arrested with her family at Khartoum airport, the BBC has reported. read more » Sudan: Christian Woman Re-Arrested At Airport in Sudan Radio Dabanga, 24 June 2014 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. read more » Sudan: U.S. Welcomes Release of Christian Woman in Sudan Voice of America, 24 June 2014 WASHINGTON -- The United States welcomed the release from a Sudanese jail of a Christian woman sentenced to death by hanging for apostasy after refusing to revert to Islam under ... read more » Sudan: Court Frees Woman Sentenced to Death for Apostasy Sudan Tribune, 23 June 2014 A court of appeal in Khartoum cancelled a death sentence issued last month against Meriam Ibrahim for apostasy, the official Sudan News Agency (SUNA) reported on Monday. read more » Sudan: Court Overturns Woman's Death Sentence Sudan Tribune, 23 June 2014 A court of appeal in Khartoum cancelled a death sentence issued last month against Meriam Ibrahim for apostasy, the official Sudan News Agency (SUNA) reported on Monday. read more » Sudan: Convicted Christian Woman Released in Sudan Radio Dabanga, 23 June 2014 A Sudanese woman sentenced to death for abandoning her faith has been released from prison today. read more » Wedding photo of Meriam Ibrahim and Daniel Wani. Sudan: Sudan to Release Woman Sentenced to Death Over Christian Faith Voice of America, 23 June 2014 A Sudanese woman on death row for refusing to renounce her Chrisitan faith had her sentence canceled and was ordered released by a Khartoum court on Monday, the country's official ... read more » Sudan: Sudan Court Frees Christian Woman Meriam Yahya Ibrahim Deutsche Welle, 23 June 2014 A court in Sudan has ordered the release of a 27-year-old woman who was sentenced to death last month for marrying a Christian. The case of Meriam Yahya Ibrahim triggered an ... read more » Sudan: Woman Condemned to Death Released After International Pressure (press release) Amnesty International, 23 June 2014 Today's release of Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, a Christian Sudanese woman sentenced to death by hanging for 'apostasy' and to flogging for 'adultery', is a step towards undoing the ... read more » Sudan: Foreign Minister Steinmeier On the Death Sentence Handed Down to Meriam Yehya Ibrahim in the Sudan - Quash This Inhuman Death Sentence! (press release) PR Newswire, 4 June 2014 Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier issued the following statement this evening (4 June), after meeting with the Sudanese Foreign Minister, Ali Karti: read more » Sudan: Sudan Foreign Minister Says Judiciary Capable of Addressing Apostasy Case Sudan Tribune, 4 June 2014 Sudanese foreign minister Ali Karti asserted that the judiciary in his country is able to address the issue of a woman convicted of apostasy and sentenced to death last month, in a ... read more » Sudan: ACHPR Receives Complaint Against Sudan Over Apostasy Case Sudan Tribune, 3 June 2014 Five NGO's have lodged a complaint with the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights (ACHPR) against the Sudanese government over the case of Meriam Yehya Ibrahim who was ... read more » Africa: Woman On Death Row - U.S. Seeks Paternity Proof for Children Sudan Tribune, 2 June 2014 The United States appeared to suggest today that it has yet to establish that the children of a Sudanese women sentenced to death on apostasy charges are American citizens. read more » Sudan: Human Rights Body Questions Mental Capacity of the Woman Accused of Apostasy Sudan Tribune, 2 June 2014 Sudan's National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) has questioned the mental status of a Christian woman accused of apostasy amid reports that a presidential decree to pardon her ... read more » Sudan: Sudan's Foreign Ministry Refutes Reports Attributed to Its Undersecretary On Woman Apostasy Case Sudan Tribune, 1 June 2014 The Sudanese foreign ministry refuted a statement attributed to its Undersecretary Abdallah Alazrag in which he announced that the government will seek to free a woman sentenced to ... read more » Sudan: Death Sentence Against Sudanese Woman Over Apostasy Is Unconstitutional, Says Legal Expert Sudan Tribune, 31 May 2014 Sudan's apostasy law by which a Christian woman was sentenced to death this month contravenes both the 2005 interim constitution and the International Covenant on Civil and ... read more » Sudan: Churches Calls for Revoking Death Sentence Against Woman Accused of Apostasy Sudan Tribune, 30 May 2014 The Sudanese Council of Churches (SCC) denounced the death penalty against a Christian woman accused of apostasy, describing it as a "clear and direct persecution of Christians in ... read more » Sudan: Juba in Talks With Khartoum Over Woman's Death Sentence Sudan Tribune, 29 May 2014 South Sudan said it was in talks with the government of neigbouring Sudan over the possibility to reversing a judicial ruling, which sentenced to death a Sudanese-born Christian ... read more » Sudan: Statement By Human Rights Commissioner Strässer On the Sentencing to Death of Sudanese Woman Meriam Yehya Ibrahim (press release) PR Newswire, 27 May 2014 Christoph Strässer, Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Humanitarian Aid and Member of the German Bundestag, issued the following statement today (27 ... read more » InFocus The Sudanese woman who has been sentenced to death for alleged apostasy, has given birth to a baby girl in prison. Read more » A Sudanese court has sentenced a 27-year-old woman to death for leaving her Muslim faith by converting to Christianity, a case that has drawn international condemnation. Read more »