@Nomoregames2019 Do you support these laws?
From the perspective of your average Sudanese citizen in Sudan, these laws reforms will make no difference to them in their daily lives. Banning FGM, and allowing Christians to drink and getting rid of apostasy laws will not improve the economic situation in Sudan. Hamdouk is just trying to buy time and doing all of these law reforms as a cover-up because he hasn't been able to find an economic solution to reducing the long bread/fuel queues, frequent electricity blackouts, and high inflation that Sudan is currently suffering from.
FGM was already banned in Sudan, non-Muslim minorities in Sudan were already allowed to drink in their own homes. As for the apostasy law reform, no. We are a Muslim country, such laws were established in Sudan for a reason. It wouldn't shock me if Hamdouk legalized homosexuality next in Sudan.
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