Sudan: Imams in Khartoum Condemn Sudan Regime's Violence At Protests

13 January 2019

Khartoum — In their Friday sermons, a number of imams in various mosques in the Sudanese capital of Khartoum launched fierce attacks on the government and the security forces, condemning the killing of demonstrators.

In particular, the statements of former Vice President Ali Osman Taha and leading member of the ruling National Congress Party, El Fateh Izzeldin, saying demonstrators should be killed, have sparked a wide range of reactions among the clerics.

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