Linked to Al -kafr, a tragedy looking for a solution – approaches – ✍️ d. Maryam Radwan
On the outskirts of the city of infidels in southeast Libya, silence extends and the options are reduced, dozens of Sudanese mice face tragic conditions. Among them, women, children, young people and the elderly, students and university professors. Despite the perfume of the situation, the Libyan authorities, organizations and members of the infidel community have remained the greatest efforts to provide services and provide assistance. In a scene that deserves appreciation and expresses the hospitality of Libya.
Although the city of the infidels is the first door, whose Sudanese enter Libya, there is no Sudanese consulate or an organized community. On the contrary, just a symbolic actor, no real effort is saved in this file. This makes the situations of the stranded more fragile and deepens their alienation, in a country which is not an embassy in which they protect them or an institution which expresses their voice. On the contrary, they remained in the unknown. How can a city of this size of suffering leave this without diplomatic protection? Or an official interest in the Sudanese government? How long will the Sudanese will face his test alone? Where are the Sudanese state institutions of this tragedy? Who exceeded the limits of patience? The official silence is faced with the reality of these blocked people, who have no price of yield, and do not have the opportunity to remain generous. It is an explicit disappointment for its citizens, in the most needy moments of their need. The number of families is estimated at 400 to 500 families in a narrow space, without privacy, and no official follow -up. Among the blocked, the teachers of the Sudanese university, 41 families who came to carry their minds and their experiences, to pass this area on the way back. All stuck are hungry, thirsty and mortal. One of these teachers communicates with me, infidels, crying to burn, and he describes sad and painful reality.
The closure of the border triangle increased the complexity of the scene and made the city of Al -Kafra an open prison for these victims, without the official media turning to them.
In the context of official movements, Dr. IMAD al-Fahal in Tripoli, contacted the military attaché to the Sudanese embassy, which in turn confirmed the presence of movements to solve the problem as soon as possible. There was also an initiative capable of the former ambassador to Libya, Mr. Haj Majid Swar, who called on the head of the sovereign council. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. And other competent authorities, with urgent intervention. Based on his in -depth knowledge, the situation of Sudanese in Libya, in particular in border areas. Dr. Abbas is one of the incredulous and is one of the stranded teachers, with the consul general of Benghazi a. Abd Al -Rahman Muhammad, whom God has mercy on him, who indicated that the arrangements were underway to start the voluntary return program. Stressing that there is a tight coordination between the general consulate and the jurisdiction in Sudan. To organize this program in an organized manner. Although the importance of this stage, the current reality on the ground always screams the need to rush to implement. Because the suffering of the stranded does not expect comfort, but you rather need concrete steps, saved them in tragic circumstances. .
Among the efforts also, Dr. Yasser Abdel -Rahman, vice -president of the organization of teachers of the Sudanese University (Majsu), of the Sudan port with the official and specialized authorities. In order to attract attention, he continued to suffer from the suffering of his university colleagues. And push to find urgent solutions, preserving their dignity and their right to return.
Despite the passage of time and the worsening of suffering, efforts are still underway, to reach a solution that ends this crisis. But while waiting for a long time, and Hope comments on the speed of the response of the parties concerned, before things are more complicated.
In light of the continuous suffering of Sudanese trapped in the city of Kfara, especially the elderly, women and children. The urgent need, to an urgent visit to the Sudanese ambassador and the public consul, to closely assess their conditions.
So far, no official visit, Sudanese official organizations, has been registered on the Fourée site. He raises questions: on the severity of the measures taken, to tackle the crisis. Such a field visit is not only a protocol, but rather a necessary humanitarian stage. Direct communication with the needy, listening to their complaints and their suffering, as well as the coordination of efforts between the Embassy and the Libyan authorities. To provide support, accelerate voluntary return procedures.
Sudanese citizens of infidels are impatiently awaiting this visit, which would strengthen their confidence in the capacity of official institutions. On real work to reduce their suffering. The visit is also an opportunity to directly document the real conditions and start taking practical and decisive measures, rather than delaying and delaying.
Perhaps the evacuation of disbelief directly through the triangle, the difficulties resulting from logistics and security arrangements. But there is a practical option, try before. In the wake of the fall of the Gaddafi regime in 2011, thousands of Sudanese were evacuated from Libya, by the passage of Salloum to the Egyptian territories. From there, their march was followed to Halfa, with support and coordination, between the Sudanese government and the Libyan and Egyptian authorities and international organizations.
Why is this option not reactivated?
The tragedy of people failed in infidelity is not only a transient human condition, but rather a real test for the conscience of the Sudanese state, and for the extent of its commitment to its children abroad, it is not enough to sympathize from afar and does not benefit transitional declarations. These are human beings whose dignity is crushed under the weight of negligence, and it is not appropriate to stay hostage in a distant desert, while waiting for a miracle or a miracle.
We appreciate all the Libyan efforts and understand the size of the pressure, which is supported by the unshakable city of Kfara, which carries a huge burden of human pressure and life. By hosting these great numbers, the Sudanese failed themselves, in very difficult circumstances. This makes it a central point, which requires continuous support and effective coordination, between the official authorities and concerned. But the final solution is not in its hands alone, but rather in the hands of the Sudanese state, which must move in a responsible manner. To save the rest of the dignity of these blocked peoples, before the tragedy became a permanent title of the failure of the State to take care of its citizens.
If the homeland is not able to reach its citizens, let it give the way to reach it.
