THE SUDANESE HUMAN RIGHTS QUARTERLY - Sudan Tribune

visements by several academic and national expertise and internationalagencies. The failures of the Brotherhood regime are totally unmasked.So the forthcoming economic and financial reforms of the country bydemocratic regimes must embrace:1) Full compliance to the Auditor-General’s Chamber by the presidencyand the government ministries, departments, banks, or institutionsconcerning the organizational and structural capacity of accountancy bylaw.2) Strict prosecution of the state managers who corrupted the publicfunds, led by the Omer al-Bashir unaccountable presidency, which werenot approved by the ministry of finance or audited by the Auditor-General, as well as the spending by vice-president Ali Osman Taha andthe presidency aids in the ministries of defense, interior, security, petroleum,the National Capital, and the rest of the states and localities that neverwere accountable to constitutional auditing.3) Serious consideration to the advisements proposed by the Sudanesenational expertise via the democratic conferences in which political parties,civil society groups, parliamentarians, and the press submitted detailedprograms.4) Application of the regional and international recommendations toimprove the public expenditure reviews. In 2007, for example, the WorldBank recommended the establishment of reasonable public spending viashared reviews with authorized government committees, albeit the WB,like the Auditor-General, was not able to obtain comprehensive informationon the government’s financial deals in and outside the country.30THE SUDANESE HUMAN RIGHTS QUARTERLYAn ad hoc publication issued by the Sudan Human Rights Organization - Cairo