WYWS: 16 dead after unrest in Sudan, Assange associated detained - energy storage devices
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Here are some reports from overnight news.
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The Sudanese doctor's committee, which has been leading the protest, said 13 people were shot dead on Thursday, and three others, including the soldier, were killed on Friday.
The group said it "died in the hands of regime forces and their shadow militia ".
Sudanese police said late Friday that 16 people were killed by "Stray Bullets" and at least 20 were injured in rallies and sit-ins.
Immigration offices across the country
The military overthrew al-
On Thursday, after nearly four months of protests, Bashir called for an end to his nearly 30-year rule.
Military officials say he was placed under house arrest in the capital Khartoum and that a Sudanese court will judge him for unknown charges.
But the friends of Ola Bini said
Speaking encryption experts have been unfairly attacked for their activism on behalf of digital privacy.
The 36-year-old was arrested Thursday at the airport in Quito, Ecuador's capital, as he was preparing to board a plane for Japan.
Hours after Mr. Assange was expelled from Ecuador's embassy in London, he was arrested.
Bini carried at least 30 electronic storage devices at the time.
His lawyers said they had not yet received a notice of whether or not he had been prosecuted.
Authorities say the plot was planned by two unidentified Russian hackers living in Ecuador who threatened to publish a compromise document on President Lenin Moreno because he spoke to wiki.
"It is up to the justice system to decide whether he committed a crime," Interior Minister Maria Paula Romo said on Friday . ".
"But we cannot allow Ecuador to be the center of piracy and espionage.
That period in our history is over.
The Florida Highway Patrol said that when a deputy approached the women at Interstate 75 in Dade on Wednesday, they began to dress.
They said they had been living in a relative's house but went to the rest stop after the quarrel and there was no other place to go.
According to the Tampa Bay Times, the women claimed after washing that they were "drying out ".
The women then fled by car.
Three people were eventually arrested.
They were charged with a serious attack on a law enforcement officer, refusing to arrest, evade and expose indecent.