A heinous crime shakes Sudan.. The assassination of teacher Nadia and its tragic repercussions – Something for the homeland – ✍️ Mr. Salah Ghariba
In a crime that shook Sudanese and international public opinion, the Rapid Support Forces brutally liquidated teacher Nadia Bilal. She was hanged in cold blood at her home on trumped-up charges. This heinous crime is not just an individual incident, but rather a reflection of the tragic reality experienced by the Sudanese people, and highlights the need for urgent international intervention to stop this bleeding.
The assassination of teacher Nadia is a crime against education and against the entire Sudanese society. The teacher is the creator of generations and it is she who contributes to building the future. Targeting him in this way represents a painful blow to the education sector and threatens the future of future generations. This crime also raises fears of an escalation of violence against teachers and students, which could lead to a significant deterioration of educational conditions.
Sudanese women played a central role in the Sudanese revolution, then in the fight against the mercenaries of the rapid support militias, and made great sacrifices for freedom and democracy. However, they are increasingly exposed to persecution and violence. The murder of teacher Nadia is a blatant example of this oppression which aims to intimidate women and silence them.
The situation in Sudan requires urgent and strong international condemnation. The international community must put pressure on rapid support militias to end the violence, protect civilians and facilitate humanitarian access. The international community must also support the efforts of Sudanese civil society to build a just and democratic state.
As the International Day of Education approaches on January 24, we expect the world to witness a wave of protests and condemnation of the crime of the murder of teacher Nadia. We call on all teachers around the world to stand in solidarity with their Sudanese colleagues and send letters of protest to the parties responsible for this crime.
The murder of teacher Nadia had disastrous psychological and social consequences on her family and community. The loss of the breadwinner and educational guide leaves deep repercussions on the soul of the family members and affects their future. This crime also arouses fear and terror in the souls of society and leads to a deterioration of the security situation.
The media plays a vital role in shedding light on these crimes, revealing the truth and holding perpetrators to account. Media professionals must assume their national and humanitarian responsibility and continue to denounce the violations committed against the Sudanese people.
Teachers suffering from the effects of violence need significant psychological support. Psychological support programs should be offered to teachers to help them overcome the psychological trauma to which they have been exposed.
The assassination of teacher Nadia highlights the close relationship between education and conflict. Armed conflicts lead to the destruction of educational infrastructure, the displacement of students and teachers, and the reduction of educational opportunities.
International organizations play an important role in supporting education in Sudan, but they face great challenges. These organizations should step up their efforts to support education in conflict-affected areas and ensure the protection of schools and teachers.
Dialogue and negotiation are the only ways to resolve crises and avoid violence. The Sudanese parties must sit down at the dialogue table to achieve a comprehensive political solution that ends the conflict and preserves the dignity of the Sudanese people.
The assassination of teacher Nadia is a wake-up call for urgent action to save Sudan. The international community must take responsibility and put pressure on rapid support militias to end the violence, protect civilians and achieve a peaceful democratic transition. As for the Sudanese people, they must remain united and continue their struggle for freedom and dignity.
