Sudan: homeless pastors

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Date posted:  1 Oct 2017
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Sudan: homeless pastors

Police in Sudan

In further efforts to help a Muslim businessman take over church property, police in Omdurman evicted two church leaders and their families from their houses on 15 August.

This was the latest show of force in a government-aided bid to help Muslim businessman Hisham Hamad Al-Neel take over the church property for investment. Police told the pastors they were carrying out a court order. The families, who remain homeless and are living on the street, said they were terrified when police pounded on the doors shouting threats.

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