South Kordofan protestors released on bail
People in Kadugli carried out two vigils against the South Kordofan authorities on Sunday, in protest against the detention of resistance committee members. They were released on bail later that day.
The vigils lasted for several hours without any interference from the authorities, one of the protesters told Radio Dabanga.
“We demanded the release of the activists detained, and the dismissal of the South Kordofan finance director who is an affiliate of the defunct regime of President Omar Al Bashir.”
He said that all detained activists were released on bail later on Sunday.
The members of the resistance committees from the various districts of Kadugli were detained because they accused the acting military governor, Gen Rashad Abdelhameed, of refusing to implement the law and dismantle the former regime.
They have been charged with provoking riots and public nuisance.
Kadugli, capital of South Kordofan (File photos RD)
People in Kadugli carried out two vigils against the South Kordofan authorities on Sunday, in protest against the detention of resistance committee members. They were released on bail later that day.
The vigils lasted for several hours without any interference from the authorities, one of the protestors told Radio Dabanga.
“We demanded the release of the activists detained, and the dismissal of the South Kordofan finance director who is an affiliate of the defunct regime of President Omar Al Bashir.”
He said that all detained activists were released on bail later on Sunday.
The members of the resistance committees from the various districts of Kadugli were detained because they accused the acting military governor, Gen Rashad Abdelhameed, of refusing to implement the law and dismantle the former regime.
They have been charged with provoking riots and public nuisance.
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