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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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Sudanese authorities re-arrested a Sudanese woman on Tuesday hours after she was freed from death row, and detained her and her family as they tried to board a plane in Khartoum, a security source and her lawyer said. Meriam Ibrahim, 27, sentenced to death last month for converting to Christianity from Islam, was released on Monday after what the government said was unprecedented international pressure. There was no immediate word on why the family was detained. One of Ibrahim's lawyers said she was being held at a security building outside the airport with her husband and two children. Ibrahim was freed by Sudan's Court of Cassation on Monday, which annulled her death sentence. A court also had sentenced Ibrahim to 100 lashes on charges of adultery for marrying Wani, who is a Christian. That sentence was annulled as well. She was then sent to a secret location for her protection after her family reported receiving threats. In an interview with the French news agency AFP, Mervyn Thomas, chief executive of Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), said the group was delighted that "the unjust, inhumane and unwarranted sentences have been annulled." But he said the British-based group, which works for religious freedom, was appalled at the "threats and hate speech." "Her alleged brother has publicly stated the family would carry out the death sentence should the court acquit her," CSW told AFP. Ibrahim, whose father was Muslim but who was raised by her Christian mother, was convicted of apostasy for marrying a Christian. Sudan's penal code forbids Muslims from converting to other religions, a crime punishable by death. Ibrahim married Daniel Wani, a Christian man from southern Sudan, in a church ceremony in 2011. As in many Muslim nations, Muslim women in Sudan are prohibited from marrying non-Muslims, though Muslim men can marry outside their faith. By law, children must follow their father's religion. Her release was welcomed by human rights groups and Western governments that had voiced outrage at the death sentence.