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Sudan, Prisons Become the Largest Torture Centres in the World

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Omar Mohammed Omar Dars, arbitrarily arrested after arriving at the Port Sudan International Airport on 15 March 2024, by elements of the Joint Security Cell, before being subsequently referred to the Anti-Terrorism and State Crimes Tribunal, and convicted under articles (50), (51) and (26) of the 1991 Sudanese Criminal Code. He faces a 10-year prison sentence, the Darfur Victims Organization revealed in May 2026.
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Omar Mohammed Omar Dars, arbitrarily arrested after arriving at the Port Sudan International Airport on 15 March 2024, by elements of the Joint Security Cell, before being subsequently referred to the Anti-Terrorism and State Crimes Tribunal, and convicted under articles (50), (51) and (26) of the 1991 Sudanese Criminal Code. He faces a 10-year prison sentence, the Darfur Victims Organization revealed in May 2026.

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atalayar.com broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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