Gay community in atbara, sudan

When Sudanese citizens who have been oppressed for three decades unified and rallied for political change, it created a hope for the future of a new and inclusive Sudan. Marginalized groups felt that, for the first time, a protest movement represented them as well. But how inclusive is the Sudanese revolution? In Sudan, the Islamist regime has viewed homosexuality as a crime against God.

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Explore Articles. by- Susanna Berkouwer, Azza Sultan, and Samar Yehia January 23, Egyptian and Sudanese legal systems and societies have long led to discrimination and violence against homosexuals. Through a series of anecdotes, this article explores the daily struggles faced by individuals in these conservative and largely Muslim societies.

From the African Human Rights Media Network. In a report issued last month, publicized by DabangaSudan. org and Alturi. In July, the government announced that the punishments will be reduced to prison terms , ranging from five years to life sentences, although this is not confirmed.