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Al Jazeera
Politics
Mat Nashed

Protesters remain in Sudan’s prisons as dialogue is postponed

Protesters have taken to the streets since October's military coup in Sudan [File: Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah]

On January 15, Mohamad Adam was recuperating in hospital after being wounded during Sudan’s anti-coup protests.

But, according to his family and lawyers, Sudanese security forces stormed into the hospital and detained the 17-year-old – known to his friends as “Tupac” – and then charged him, along with two others, with killing a senior police officer who had mysteriously died two days earlier.

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