منظمة حقوق االنسان والتنمية
Human Rights and Development Organization
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Detainee/ Saeed Mohammed
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Saeed Mohammed Al Awad
26 years
Student (Khartoum University)
Chamchaka, Nuba Mountains
25th November 2013
Chamchaka
Military Intelligence (MI)
Al-Obeid / MI Cells
Details:
Chamchaka was invaded by Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF) on the (1st of
November 2013) as part of Abu Kershola attack campaign; the area remained
under control of SRF after its withdrawal from Abu Kershola. Due to these
incidents Saeed went to area to see his family. On (22nd November 2013) the
Government Troops started a heavy bombardment on the area for three days
continuously killing many civilians alive ones fled the village, Saeed’s old,
deaf and sick mother with a broken arm could not flee, therefore, Saeed had no
choice only to stay with her. On 25th November 2013 the Government Troops
entered Chamchaka, while moving from house to house they found Saeed and
his mother and detained them, both of them were taken to Al-Obeid with Saeed
swimming in his blood due to torture all the way from Chamchaka to Al-Obeid,
Saeed is also suffering from Hepatitis.
On arrival to Al-Obeid the authorities has got no option to hold his mother,
they asked if she has relatives, they called upon her sister and let her go with
the sister for her disability to move alone. Until now the old woman has not
been able to see/ visit her son even once as well as other family members and
relatives, for that matter the family appointed lawyer (Abu Baker Hammad),
who has been allowed to see him only once, he got to know that Saeed will
face a military trial. On 18th January 2014 the first hearing took place and
another hearing has been scheduled for Monday January 20th. Saeed has been
accused of Crimes against the State under the provisions of the Sudanese
Criminal Act of 1991:
Undermining the constitutional Government.
Spying.
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