Human rights groups call for release of condemned Sudanese Christian Meriam Ibrahim
Protesters highlight shariah’s war on women
On Thursday 12 June, the Institute on Religion and Democracy along with dozens of co-sponsors led a protest at the White House calling for the release of Sudanese “apostate” Meriam Ibrahim. Ibrahim, the mother of two young children and wife of a U.S. citizen, has been sentenced to death by hanging by the government of Sudan.
Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas)
Faith McDonnell, Institute on Religion and Democracy
Magdi Khalil, Coptic Solidarity
Tony Perkins, Family Research Council
Jimmy Mulla, Voices for Sudan
Penny Young Nance, Concerned Women for America
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