Sudan: Govt to Bring Cybercrime Prosecutor Into Existence

25 August 2017

Khartoum — The presidency of the republic has instructed to bring prosecutors specialised in human trafficking crimes, especially in the border states, and cybercrime into existence.

On Wednesday First Vice-President and Prime Minister Bakri Hassan Saleh instructed the Sudanese attorney-general to authorise prosecutions in all localities for terrorism, disarmament, and immigration or customs violations. His instructions aims "to shorten the administrative and justice shadow, so that everyone can resort to the law", a press release read.

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