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جنوب السودان: الأمن يعتقل أقارب ناشط سياسي معروف بانتقاد أسرة الرئيس ودائرته المقربة

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قال أحد أفراد أسرة المعارض الجنوب سوداني المقيم في أوروبا سايمون دي، إلى جانب قيادات مجتمعية، إن جهاز الأمن الوطني في جنوب السودان اعتقل يوم الاثنين ثلاثة من أقاربه في العاصمة جوبا، ونقلهم إلى مكان احتجاز غير معلوم. وبحسب أفراد من العائلة، فإن المعتقلين هم نيول آيات أديم (42 عاماً)، وبول أكوك (45 عاماً)، وأكوت …

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