Khartoum — A Sudanese court sentenced 27 members of the national intelligence service to death by hanging on Monday over the killing of a teacher in detention in February during protests that led to the overthrow of former president Omar al-Bashir.

It is the first time courts have handed down convictions over crackdowns on demonstrations in the months before and after Bashir was toppled in April...

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