مساهمات ثقافية في حقوق الإنفصال والوحدة في السودان

We have heard of Dr. Hamoada F.Rahman years ago in Cairo when hundreds of thousands of refugees were badly affected by the NIF civil wars in the South.We also heard he and Mr. Agaw worked hard to find the evidence for the NIF encouraging policy to slave our children and women in Bahr Ghazal. The report the Cairo human rights organization published and disseminated in the world was one of the strongest human rights reports that alerted the international community to the needs of thousands of innocent women and children to be freed from slavery. The brave doctor and the brave Agaw faced with the organization a cruel campaign by the hypocrisy of the NIF and its supporters who were all embarrassed by the bad deeds of the government and PDF militias against humanity but they didn't want to say it that their jihad wars renewed slavery crimes in the country. I know Dr. Hamadoa and the shro-cairo committees helped several thousand Sudanese refugees to find asylum in the West when Arab countries (other than Egypt) shut their doors at us and some of the Sudanese refugees were imprisoned and harassed in Lebanon for long years until shro-cairo made big campaigns in 2000s to free them from deportation and jail by direct correspondence with Mr. Hariri the prime minister of Lebanon who agreed to allow the refugees to stay for a few more months before he was assassinated. Hamoda, his colleagues, and their Cairo organization will remain symbols of the Sudanese struggle for human rights and freedoms for ever.

Pretty Nare