السودان تنشئ محاكم خاصة لمكافحة الاتجار بالبشر

Khartoum, Indonesiaalyoum.com – Sudan presidency issued a directive to establish special courts for the crimes of human trafficking, particularly in the border States. The directives, as well, called for courts to look into crimes of information.

The first vice president and Prime Minister of the national cabinet Bakri Hassan Salih directed the attorney general to establish public prosecutions in all states, with more focus on border states, to tackle crimes of terrorism, collection of arms and offenses relevant to tax and customs.

Radio Dabanga, a mouth piece of rebel factions said that counselor at the ministry of justice Mr. Hashim Osman, and the reprehensive of the Attorney General said “a tight strategy composed of legal, military and media components has been set forth to successfully accomplish arm collection campaign.

“weapons should only be in the possession of the government in accordance to law which criminalizes possession of weapons by unauthorized individuals and groups”, added Mr. Osman.