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On June 26th, Maryam Alsyed Tiyrab, a 20-year-old woman from Sudan, was sentenced to death by stoning for cheating on her husband, making her the first case of stoning in the country after almost a decade. The police arrested her after she had separated from her husband and returned to her family home. The trial was highly irregular; the judicial process began without a formal complaint, and she was also denied access to a lawyer. News of her conviction raises concerns as many fear that after the military coup in October 2021, lawmakers are deliberately administering severe sentences against women to reverse the progress women's rights have made in the country under the transitional government. Tiyrab has appealed to the Supreme Court, which has yet to validate the state court's ruling, which can annul the sentence since it represents a violation of international law. The African Center for Justice and Peace Studies denounced the sentence as violating domestic and international law and demanded Tiyrab's "immediate and unconditional release."
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Death by Stoning: Sudanese Woman Receives Death Sentence for Adultery
Location: Sudan
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