Sudan: Fabricated charges against Sudanese teacher must be dropped

Headline Title: Sudan: Fabricated charges against Sudanese teacher must be dropped 16 January 2013 The remaining charges against Sudanese teacher and activist Jalila Khamis Koko must be dropped and she must be immediately and unconditionally released, Amnesty International said ahead of her court appearance tomorrow.Khamis Koko, a member of the Nuba ethnic group from Southern Kordofan, has been in detention for nine months during which time her health has deteriorated. She is currently suffering from high blood pressure due to stress.“The charges that the Sudanese National Security…

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