Govt welcomes release of human rights worker

The Government today welcomed the release of a Sudanese human rights worker who was arrested hours before he was due to fly to Ireland to receive an award for his work.

The Government today welcomed the release of a Sudanese human rights worker who was arrested hours before he was due to fly to Ireland to receive an award for his work.

Dr Mudawi Ibrahim Adam was arrested in Kharthoum, ahead of his trip to receive the inaugural Front Line award from President Mary McAleese, and was later charged with espionage and photographing a military area.

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