Sudanese Journalist Faces Death Sentence Over Health article

 The Islamic country of Sudan will soon put a female journalist to death for educating the general public on the hazard of unproductive sex. She writes an article supposed to be of help to the citizen of her country home and as well a way of bringing the people to a civilized way of living but the Government is turning it against her. Where is the world freedom of speech and writing. Please to to her aid.

A female Sudanese journalist has gotten herself into trouble over her article on condom use. According to The East Africa report, Ms Shamail Alnour is being accused of apostasy for her article on the use of condom as a protection against the HIV/Aids scourge.

Her article had explained how condoms could help stem the rising cases of HIV/Aids infections in the predominantly Muslim state. An article which prompted strong reactions and criticism from several of her compatriots who felt that it went against the Islamic values.

Radical Islamic leader Mohamed Ali Algizoli has accused Ms Alnour of apostasy and has called on the authorities to prosecute her for the crime, which is punishable by a death sentence in Sudan.
Although, journalist groups and the opposition have reportedly thrown their weight behind Ms Alnour by organising solidarity campaigns.