Sudan: Woman Arrested for Leaking About Darfur Market Corruption

21 November 2017

Abuja — A woman has been arrested for leaking about corrupt practices in the re-planning of the Abuja market in South Darfur, which suffered large fires in March and December.

Members of the Sudanese security service arrested Kaltoum Abakar El Malik in Gireida locality after she publicly disclosed violations in the organisation of the re-planning of the Abuja market. The market is mainly visited by displaced people.

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