Tag Archives: Sudan
Steadfast in her Faith, Ibrahim has become a Worldwide Symbol of Christian Persecution
Ibrahim had been accused of having converted from Islam to Christianity and she was faulted for having married a Christian, for which she was charged with adultery, as the marriage to her husband, Daniel Wani, was considered invalid under the Islamic Sharia law of Sudan.
Senator Cruz rallies against Christian persecution, calls for the release of Meriam Ibrahim from Sudan
Under Sudan’s Islamic Shari’a law, marriage to a Christian is considered invalid and a child who is considered Muslim cannot be raised by a Christian.
Khartoum Meddling, Duplicity, Tribalism and the Uncertain Future of South Sudan
Although there is apparent peace in the recent civil struggle in South Sudan, the underlying causes of the civil conflict remain unsettled.
Posted in Energy Security, Foreign Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Khartoum Regime, Oil Fields of South Sudan, Omar al-Bashir, Port Sudan, Riek Machar, Salva Kiir, South Sudan, Sudan, Tribalism
