Amnesty International has called for the release of two arbitrarily detained teenagers in Sudan with fears they could have been tortured. Mohammed Adam, 17, and Mohammed al-Fatih, 18, were detained by security forces in January in connection with the death of a police brigadier during an anti-coup protest in Sudan’s capital Khartoum. The ministry of interior stated on 25 January that the brigadier died after being stabbed and that the alleged perpetrators were tracked down. While the suspects were not named, it is widely believed that their statement could have referred to the teenagers, accor…