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Kidnap negotiations in Sudan 'progressing well'

It is thought there has been some progress made in the efforts to free a kidnapped Irish aid worker in Sudan.

Kidnap negotiations in Sudan 'progressing well'

Sun, 12 Jul, 2009 - 12:55

It is thought there has been some progress made in the efforts to free a kidnapped Irish aid worker in Sudan.

Sharon Commins, 32, from Clontarf in Dublin and her Ugandan colleague were abducted from a GOAL compound in the north of Darfur 10 days ago.

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Courts Sharon Commins kidnap Place: Sudan Place: Clontarf Place: Dublin Place: Darfur Place: El Fasher Place: North Darfur Person: Sharon Commins Person: Abdel Baqi al-Jailani Person: Al-Jailani Person: Commins Organisation: GOAL Organisation: Reuters Organisation: Sudanese Government

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