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Sudan Liberalizes Its Laws On Apostasy, Alcohol, Criminal Sanctions and Women’s Rights

By Howard Friedman on July 17, 2020
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Al Jazeera reported earlier this week on important legal reforms being implemented in Sudan:

Sudan approved wide-ranging amendments to its criminal law including repealing the death penalty for apostasy as well as no longer requiring women to need a permit from male family members to travel with their children….

Public flogging will also be ended and the consumption of alcohol by non-Muslims will now be permitted. …

The new laws will also ban female genital mutilation (FGM)….

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