فيديو القـهـر في الصحافة العالمية ووكالات الأنباء..

Quote: Northern Sudan was once a place where a symbiotic form of Islam was practised, one that married tribal and cultural mores with religious values and found its level somewhere therein. After the 1989 coup, a rigid Wahhabi-style system was imposed, in a random manner at that, with the new government adopting some of the Saudi legal system's more draconian laws and ignoring others entirely. A quick and expedient template for imposing strict laws on behalf of an insecure government, it is a confused and confusing system. At least in Saudi Arabia it is fairly clear what is acceptable in terms of public deportment, whereas in Sudan, the sexes intermingle and women roam hijab-free and trouser-clad, yet may fall foul of the law for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. The "indecency" rules have been applied arbitrarily and have never really taken root among the Sudanese. The victims, more often than not, are the dispossessed and disenfranchised.