Sudan expands electronic publishing crime to include death penalty

Sudan's criminal law amendment broadens 'inciting war against the state' to cover electronic publishing, potentially carrying the death penalty. Human rights groups decry it as a crackdown on free expression, conflicting with existing laws and international treaties. The move signals tightening state control over digital dissent amid ongoing conflict.

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