Woman sentenced to death in Sudan for renouncing Islam is to be freed after international pressure
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[quote]Sudanese authorities are to free a woman who was sentenced to death for having abandoned the Islamic faith, a foreign ministry official says.
Meriam Ibrahim, who recently became a mother, will be freed from custody in a few days' time, the official said.
Abdullahi Alazreg, an under-secretary at the foreign ministry, said Sudan guaranteed religious freedom and was committed to protecting the woman.
Khartoum has been facing heavy criticism over the death sentence.[/quote]
Let's hope the religious extremists will have the good sense to try leaving her alone, though I doubt that. There's always going to be the one cleric or group issuing a fatwa to declare such people as haram.
"But I have been a Christian all my life!"
"Too bad, your - who you've never had any contact with - was a Muslim and therefore you are too. I bet you never even knew you were committing apostasy! Oh well, enjoy the gallows."
That is pretty much how this originally went.
I'm really really glad they recognised the petitions, what a ridiculous punishment
The judge should be put on trial.
[QUOTE=Falubii;44961197]The judge should be put on trial.[/QUOTE]
In an Islamic country? not going to happen.
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