A lawyer for a British teacher convicted in Sudan of insulting Islam after she let students name a teddy bear Muhammad said he expected his client to be pardoned, as British politicians visited Khartoum to seek the teacher's release.
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Saturday, December 01, 2007
A lawyer for a British teacher convicted in Sudan of insulting Islam after she let students name a teddy bear Muhammad said he expected his client to be pardoned, as British politicians visited Khartoum to seek the teacher's release.
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