This report addresses how the Sudanese authorities demolished non-Muslim places of worship in light of Sudan’s national, regional and international human rights obligations. It also examines how religious leaders were prevented from legally registering their places of worship and how ownership of their property was arbitrarily transferred to the government or its allies and used for other purposes. In addition, this report takes a close look at the inept manner in which places of worship that formerly belonged to Christians from modern-day South Sudan were transferred to other Sudanese Christians following secession in July 2011.
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