By De Birhan
25-2-2012
Over 12,000 Ethiopians have been imprisoned
in Omdurman Prison, Northern Sudan, Tadias Addis, an entertainment Radio
Program in Addis Abeba, reported today (25-2-2012). The detained Ethiopians were said to have
been living in Sudan without legal residency documentation. Most of them have lived and
worked in Sudan for many years. The source also stated that some Ethiopians with legal residency documents
are also being arrested.
The Ethiopian Embassy in Sudan is saying "It doesn't concern
me", according to Ethiopians in Khartoum who approched the Embassy seeking help. Those discovered with HIV/AIDS
in their blood are being given "poison" and killed, the Source from
Sudan told the Radio. The Ethiopian prisioners are reportedly being tortured while some females were "sexually assulted", the Radio reported. Dina Mufti, Speaker of the Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said
they have no information about the arrest or torture. It is to be recalled that Ethiopia and Sudan agreed not to receive rebel figures or host each other’s rebel forces in their territory in December 2011.
On a related development, 40 Ethiopians have reportedly died in Sudan last week alone due to "different accidents".
3 comments:
Nesru temelket sint habesha chaka ena bahir aquarto gemashu be beshetana be awre tebelto yesew hager yigebal ,zegoche yet alu belo yemayawq mengesta ahun bond gezu eyale wedel ena hodam cadrewochun eyelake silew yilemenal silew asferarto yikebelal.tanzania ena eser bet west south africa akuartew le ametat yetaserutn zambia
this all is the result of this stupid Government, Why are we not fighting than flooding out????!!!! Lets have a unity and start war, which will take few period of times not even a year, Please get up specially the youths and all the men, than watching foot ball or thinking a better time could come as it is not imaginable
Please, please
Those of you who are able to intercat with the international community such as UNHCR and Red Cross, with all due respect please let the world know about their situation. They need immediate help, please please...
Those who have been in Sudan know it. Let alone in prison, Sudan is a balzing hot land to live.
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