Affairs of the Constitutional Court and from Justice to Justice ..! – The face of the truth – ✍️ Ibrahim Shaqlawi
The fate of justice in Sudan cannot be separated from the role of the Constitutional Court, that the supreme judicial establishment whose position has been vacant for more than six years since 2019, which has disrupted the judicial system and leaving thousands of cases suspended without determination.
One of the most important questions is the question of the staff of the unit of implementation of the dams, which is still awaiting a judgment which is just after their arbitrary dismissal under the pretext of “structuring”, which was applied to them selective alone, in one of the worst shameful legal transgressions which will remain a stigma that will pursue the authors and morally.
The rule of law to which Sudanese aspires are not slogans are principles and an incarnation of the domination of law to all without exception, because law is separation, and justice is the regulation of each relationship between the State and the citizens. Freedoms drawn from the law, such as freedom of expression, the press and peaceful manifestations, are only obtained by the presence of effective and independent judicial institutions, capable of protecting these rights and obliging everyone to the law in the form and in the subject.
In the experiences of certain countries, we have eloquent lessons. On the other hand, Singapore has succeeded – after corruption – by investing in independent judicial institutions to turn into a normal world economic center, despite its limited resources.
In Sudan, the question of staff of the unit of implementation of the dams clearly reveals the size of the failure of the rule of law, because they were exposed to the arbitrary semester without legal justifications, and they remained years awaiting a judicial system absent because of the disturbance of the Constitutional Court and the repercussion of the Pandemic of Korona. This absence is added to an individual injustice, also a deep institutional crisis which has been fueled by political differences and legal interventions, and abandoned the opportunities to build the civil status to which the Sudanese aspire.
The case is more complicated with the contradictions of the constitutional document and the political agreements signed to extend peace, which makes the existence of an effective constitutional court an maximum necessity. The Sudanese wait for the court to go back to the revival of the 2005 Constitution after examining the elements of South Sudan, because it is one of the most constitutions that have gained wide acceptance between political forces and specialists, with its freedoms, its peaceful circulation of power and diversity management.
The empowerment of the Constitutional Court to exercise its functions in an independent and effective manner, far from politicization, represents a real test of the will of the government and the political components to restore the confidence of the people in public institutions. The absence of justice opens the door of chaos, fueled conflicts and disrupted the process of development and peace.
The constitutional decree issued by the president of the sovereign council, Lieutenant -General Abdel -Fattah Al -Burhan, appointing Mawlana Wehbe Mohamed Mokhtar as president of the Constitutional Court, is a first step which should be followed by radical reforms which include the completion of the Court’s formation, ensuring its environment and the political elevation. clearly and strictly. Here, the historical opportunity is manifested by the Sudanese management to build a civil status which respects rights and freedoms and does justice at the top of its priorities.
The success of the revival of the role of the Constitutional Court requires a strong political will and a stable environment which protects the independence of the judiciary and makes constitutional justice a fundamental pillar of the new political construction. If this stage is accompanied by vast legislative and executive reforms, it is perhaps the real starting point towards a democratic civil status based on the rule of law and respect for human rights.
According to the face of the truth, justice is not only a judicial as a judicial or administrative dispute, but rather a mirror of the maturity of the State and its ability to achieve peace and development. The experience of Sudan in this file is a test for the future of a homeland whose sons seek to live under a law which protects them and guarantees them freedom of expression, the dignity and the quality of the transactions. Constitutional justice is not a luxury, but a condition for building a new Sudan on the basis of the law, freedom and justice.
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Tuesday August 2, 2025 ad shglawi55@gmail.com
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