Sudan: Activist Abused and Detained By Military Intelligence

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Sudan: Activist Abused and Detained By Military Intelligence

[Radio Dabanga] El Obeid -- A retired police officer and social media activist was detained and abused by members of the Military Intelligence (MI) in El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan, on Friday.

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