Original sentence: In her second appearance in court, on 4 August, the judge postponed her case for a month, saying he wanted to get advice about whether she was immune from prosecution or not.Such action is considered a "threat to the Sudanese society values and virtues" by the 1991 Sudanese law.The judge offered to dismiss the case, pointing out that she enjoyed immunity from prosecution thanks to her United Nations job
Edited sentence: Between the arrest and the trial, Hussein began to stir up attention for her cause by printing 500 invitation cards and sending emails with the subject line " "Sudanese journalist Lubna invites you again to her flogging tomorrow".In her second appearance in court, on 4 August, the judge again postponed her case, this time for a month, saying he wanted to get advice about whether she was immune from prosecution or not.Such action is considered a "threat to the Sudanese society values and virtues" in Article 152 of Sudanese criminal law, which prohibits dressing indecently in public.The case has won international attention and has become a cause celebre, with organisations such as the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information issuing statements in support.When the case came to trial, the judge offered to dismiss it, pointing out that she enjoyed immunity from prosecution thanks to her United Nations job