Hands Off Cain
NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·FEBRUARY 26, 2008
Sudan

the Sudanese judiciary revealed that it had received a memorandum through the

the Sudanese judiciary revealed that it had received a memorandum through the

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the Sudanese judiciary revealed that it had received a memorandum through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from some countries, which it did not identify, demanding the abolishment of the death penalty sentence. Deputy Chief Justice, Muhammad Hamad Abu-Sin, said that Sudan would never respond to the request and would ignore the request completely. He explained that there is no party in the world that has a right to interfere in the laws of any country. He said abolishing the death sentence means the abolishing of Sharia law.
He added that the request is clearly an attempt by some countries to impose their civilization by force on the rest of the world.
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  • (Sources: BBC, 01/03/2008)