Sudanese women flogged in public by Islamic supremacists for wearing trousers

By R.E.A.L. Organization • on July 14, 2009

Sudanese women flogged for wearing trousers
AP reports: “Sudanese police arrested 13 women in a raid on a cafe and flogged 10 of them in public for wearing trousers in violation of the country’s strict Islamic law, one of those arrested said Monday”
– “The 13 women were at a cafe in the capital, Khartoum, when they were detained Friday by officers from the public order police, which enforces the implementation of Sharia law in public places.”
– “Islamic Sharia law has been strictly implemented in Sudan since the ruling party came to power in a 1989 military coup.”