They asked him: When did you eat?
He said: By God, I don't know
The speaker is one of the detainees in Yarmouk camp in Damascus 2014, where dozens died of hunger 馃挃
They put him alive in a coffin because he is black.
On a farm in Middelburg, South Africa, two men attacked a worker named Victor, locked him in a coffin and threatened to burn him, and filmed their crime to laugh, but their laugh led them to 19 years in prison.
Racism is not an opinion, it is a crime.
The continued violence against civilians reflects the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe Sudan is experiencing today.
Increasing reports indicate that civilians in Sudan are being subjected to torture and ill-treatment amid escalating humanitarian violations linked to the war.
In Sudan, a woman is not just killed, she is raped in front of her children, flogged for screaming, her village burned while she is still inside.
What is happening to the women of Sudan is not war, but a systematic extermination of a woman's body and dignity.
One tear, sums up all the wars of Sudan.
This is not just a mother, this is an entire homeland trying not to collapse in front of its children 馃挃
They carry what remains of their homes in bags on their heads, they walk aimlessly, fleeing death. Sudan needs your voice.
