from Amnesty International
Sandara
Farouq Kadouda, a mother of two, a medical doctor and political
activist was taken by suspected members of the National Intelligence
Security Service (NISS) on 12 April and her whereabouts remain unknown.
Sandara Farouq Kadouda
left her home on 12 April to attend an anti-elections event hosted by
Sudanese opposition parties at the National Umma Party premises in
Omdurman, Sudan. Shortly after 5.00 pm, her car was stopped in Omdurman
by a group of men in plainclothes, suspected to belong to the National
Intelligence Security Service (NISS). They violently took her mobile
phone while she was talking to a friend, who overheard shouting as
Sandara Farouq Kadouda asked someone about their identity card. Soon
after the phone was switched off. Her car was found 30 minutes later,
abandoned on the street with the keys still inside.
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