Adel Bakhit calls on the prison administration to urgently allow sick detainees access to health care.
Opposition Sudanese Congress Party has accused the Sudanese authorities of deliberately denying medical treatment to imprisoned opposition activists suffering from chronic medical ailments in North Kordofan State, saying they require urgent medical care.
The detainees were identified as Mohamed Suleiman Tali, of the SCP, Mus’ab Al Shafei Ahmed, and Hafez Oreibi of the SCP.
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