
Sudan Justice Minister: Burhan Orders Dropping Political Cases, Grants Immunity
On September 1, 2026, in Sudan, Sovereignty Council Chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan issued written guarantees to drop public lawsuits against individuals based on political opinion and grant temporary procedural immunity to participants in the Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue initiative. This significant development, announced by Justice Minister Abdullah Darf, is a direct response to the Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue initiative, aiming to foster a conducive environment for political reconciliation. The guarantees specifically include the dropping of criminal complaints (بلاغات) filed by any state agency against Sudanese citizens, both domestically and abroad, where such complaints relate to actions or statements made as political opinions. Furthermore, participants in the preliminary consultations and the subsequent dialogue are to be afforded temporary procedural immunity, preventing the initiation of any criminal proceedings against them from their entry into the country until their departure post-participation.
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