A second video depicts police officers laughing as they flog a crying woman . In a recent meeting organized by the Sudanese Journalism and Publications Council , Al-Agib said the video was recorded in July 2009 , but was recently released `` to coincide with International Human Rights Day in order to bring on more international pressure on the country , '' he said . The video causes an uproar in Sudan and leads to a government investigation . Much of the criticism in Sudan , however , focuses on how the flogging was administered .
A second video depicts police officers laughing as they flog a crying woman . The video causes an uproar in Sudan and leads to a government investigation . Much of the criticism in Sudan , however , focuses on how the flogging was administered .