Document #1123151

AI – Amnesty International (Author)

Sudan - Further Information on UA 178/03

http://www2.amnesty.se/uaonnet.nsf/Senaste+veckan/1626D5714E83C224C1256D55002ABE04?opendocument

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    Sudan

    Man released without charge after being held incommunicado by the security services/ student of at El Nilein University in Khartoum remains in incommunicado detention and there are concerns for his safety as he may be at risk of torture or ill-treatment

    178/03-1, weitere Informationen zur ua vom 20.6.2003 (Appeal or News Release, German)

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    • Document ID 1123151 Related / Associated

    • 27 June 2003 | AI – Amnesty International (Author)

      Sudan

      Man released without charge after being held incommunicado by the security services/ student of at El Nilein University in Khartoum remains in incommunicado detention and there are concerns for his safety as he may be at risk of torture or ill-treatment

      Sudan - Further Information on UA 178/03 (Appeal or News Release, English)

        ID 1173733
      ecoi.net description:
      Man released without charge after being held incommunicado by the security services/ student of at El Nilein University in Khartoum remains in incommunicado detention and there are concerns for his safety as he may be at risk of torture or ill-treatment
      Country:
      Sudan
      Source:
      AI – Amnesty International (Author)
      Original link:
      http://www2.amnesty.se/uaonnet.nsf/Senaste+veckan/1626D5714E83C224C1256D55002ABE04?opendocument
      Document type:
      Appeal or News Release
      Language:
      English
      Published:
      27 June 2003
      Document ID:
      1123151 (former ID 25051)

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