Egypt deports 23 Darfuri to Sudan

Egypt deports 23 Darfuri to Sudan
Sunday 9 November 2008.
November 8, 2008 (LONDON)

— Egyptian authorities deported 23 Sudanese to Khartoum where they arrived handcuffed on Friday, said a Darfuri rights organization today.

The deportees, who are all from western Sudan region of Darfur, were arrested in El Arish of the Sinai peninsula, not far from the Israeli border on August 26 this year.

According to the Darfur Democratic Forum, they were transported to Cairo where they had been interrogated beaten and tortured before to hand them over to the Sudanese embassy which organized their departure to Sudan.

The rights organization denounced the move saying it contravenes the international humanitarian law and the other international human rights conventions.

In what can be described as a routine, Egyptian police killed last month 2 Darfuris attempting to cross illegally to Israel. Also this month one was killed till now.

Up to last August, Egypt arrested around 172 Sudanese trying to make their way into Israel. Also more than 19 were killed.

The porous 250-kilometre (155-mile) Egypt-Israel border has become a major transit route for migrants, asylum-seekers.

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SudanTribune

Darfur, the Democratic platform DDF
Date: 7 .11.2008
Tigress: Eng. D. D 201
Title: Statement (external)

Arrived on Friday, 7.11.2008 from Cairo to Sudan's Darfur refugees forced deportation of them were deported 23 young people, and arrived at four in the morning to the Ministry of Interior and Passport Department and the Immigration and Nationality the restrictions they have taken their passports rail
The deportees had been arrested in the El Arish area and the Palm northern Sinai on 26 .8. 2008 was tortured at the hands of Egyptian security forces then Slmo to the Sudanese embassy, which took deported to Sudan

This is the act of being imprisoned, international human rights conventions approved by the United Nations,

Was in receipt of the deportation order and follow-up to "Office of compensation," the Transitional Authority for Darfur, where UNHCR staff to contact Zoe deported to their security because the government refused to release them only after a guarantor.

Make Darfur a democratic platform thanks to Mr. Aboualkasem Ahmed Aboualkasem Office of the Commissioner of compensations, which ordered the matter to the attention Mr. (Ali Mohammad Abdullah Saba + Tariq Aboualkasem Sayf al-Din) UNHCR staff, and we call upon the Transitional Authority to pay attention to the order of refugees and exiles in Egypt.

Darfur would be a democratic platform - and the Human Rights Watch detailed report on forced displacement and the conditions of prisons in the Republic of Egypt.

Facility outshine the names of those forcibly relocated to Sudan and Ouselo on Friday, 7 11 2008


1. Adam Abdel Rahman Mansour
2. Mohamed Ahmed Hammad
3. Elfatih Mohamed Zain
4. Adam Mohammed Abubakar
5. Issue Ibrahim Adam
6. Yassin Yahya Abdullah
7. Sadiq Mohammed Musa
8. Musa Abdul Aziz
9. Soir Maria Baker
10. Adam Idris Omar
11. Salah al-Din Abdullah Haroon
12. Youssef Ibrahim
13. Adam Yahya
14. Adel Youssef
15. Abdulaziz Yousef
16. Hassan Fadlallah
17. Abubakar Omar
18. Mohammed pink
19. Osman Idris
20. Adam Mohamed Idris
21. Mohammed Idris
22. Ashraf Noor Adam

Friday, 7 11 2008
Darfur, the Democratic platform DDF
Control Unit for Human Rights


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