In a small hall inside the civilian prison in the capital, Nouakchott, and in front of a number of scientists, Abdurrahman Mohamed Al Hussein read out a statement on behalf of 14 prisoners who had announced their repentance from the ideas of the excessiveness and extremism, and their commitment to maintaining the security of the country, following a series of dialogue sessions with a body of leading Mauritanian scientists. During the past years,…
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In a small hall inside the civilian prison in the capital, Nouakchott, and in front of a number of scientists, Abdurrahman Mohamed Al Hussein read out a statement on behalf of 14 prisoners who had announced their repentance from the ideas of the excessiveness and extremism, and their commitment to maintaining the security of the country, following a series of dialogue sessions with a body of leading Mauritanian scientists. During the past years,…