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Sudan court hands out death penalty for killing of protester
A Sudanese court has handed down death sentences to 29 security officers convicted of violent response to the protests.
A court in Sudan has handed down death sentences to 29 members of the security forces for their part in the killing of a protester last February.
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(Image: Sudanese protesters gather together with a picture of teacher Ahmed al-Khair who died while in custody of the Intelligence Services, last February. Credit: Getty Images).
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