Sudanese woman who had been sentenced to death for Christianity escaping to U.S.

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Brad A. Greenberg

July 31, 2014

No word yet on whether Meriam Ibrahim and family have arrived in the United States, but the Sudanese woman who was sentenced to death for refusing to renounce Christianity is

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