During the hearings session of the 17th of September 2013, at Senja Criminal Court chaired by Judge/ Abdell Monaem Younis issued its judgments against six accused persons regarding the case No (4325/ 2011) as following: Ali Idriss and Sadam Abass were convicted and sentenced to jail for 12 years each in accordance to articles 21, 50, and 51 of the Criminal Act and article 6 of the Terrorism Act. Nabeil Taha convicted according to article 69/ 2 of the Child Laws and sentenced to jail for 4 years starting from the day of conviction despite the medical report presented before the court which states that the convicted child is underage (below 17 years), meanwhile, the child has been in custody since 2011 (before turning 15 years). The court freed three persons (Elnour Jackin Jackouni / Ali Tugul Bulaad / Hassan Suliman Mussa) after spending two years in custody for nothing . Please also note that Elnour Jackin Jackouni was detained after being freed by the court, shockingly this his second time to be rearrested after the judiciary order to free him. In a procedural hearing session the court looked at the case 4176/ 2011 regarding the 77 suspects during which the Accusation Representative Consultant/ Mohamed Faried was present. As we stated in an earlier report the possibility of annexing new suspects to the case is very high, indeed 17 persons were added among of them is the SPLM-N Chairman Malik Aggar who will be tried absently. The court had set the dates 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th of September to continue hearings on this case, but it has been postponed to 28th, 29th, 30 and 31st of October due to the recent protests in the country. Miscellaneous: • On the 30th of September the SPLM-N declared the end of one side cease fire for one month which was announced in solidarity with the people affected by the rains and floods in August, meanwhile, the government Air Forces continued the bombardment on many areas in Blue Nile and South Kordofan. V

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