Constitutional Court President Pledges to Protect the People and Freedoms Following Swearing-In of Members
Khartoum (Sudanese Echoes) – Constitutional Court President Wahbi Mohamed Mukhtar announced on Monday that the court’s membership had been completed following the swearing-in of its members before the President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan. He said the institution would serve the Sudanese people by protecting their rights.
According to the TSC’s media office, the newly appointed members of the Constitutional Court were sworn in before TSC President General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan on Monday, October 12.
Wahbi Mohamed Mukhtar thanked the TSC President for the confidence placed in him, pledging to safeguard freedoms in accordance with the powers stipulated in the Constitutional Court Act of 2005 and the Constitutional Document of 2019.
“This is the people’s court, established to protect human rights and freedoms. The time has come for us to work collectively and seriously to help the country rise,” he said.