Currently, the Saudi Arabian police and civilians are hunting down Ethiopians and brutally killing, gang raping, beating and torturing them. The blood of our brothers flowing like a flood water on the streets of Riyadh and the crying voice of suffering and rapped sisters are going on. This murderous campaign by The Saudis is an organized effort by the state security forces and civilian vigilante gangs armed with knives, guns and sticks going house to house dragging Ethiopian women, children and men and abusing them. Some has lost their lives, many more are injured and robbed their properties Most of these Ethiopians are trafficked to Saudi Arabia by agencies in Ethiopia that are a colleague with Saudi-Ethiopian billionaire Al-Amoudi and his associate mafia regime TPLF. The main goal of the partners is enriching themselves and earning high profit from the agencies but not the security of individuals. The above mentioned and associated inhumane treatments against Ethiopians are not done only outside their country but inside Ethiopia too. Most of the Maid workers, Guards, cleaning workers of the foreigners and factory workers of the foreign companies inside the country are continously exploited, oppressed and rapped. Three weeks ago a report about Turkish owned textile factory called AYKA, tells that the workers were forced to work long hours plus their bosses rape the female workers. In March 2011 during our short project work on local low income people me with some colleagues, Interviewed about 100 Ethiopians who work for foreigners and all of the interviewees answers were the same .They told us, that they were afflicted, treated badly, forced to work more hours and some young women said they were raped repeatedly but they couldn’t expose this in fear of losing their job. The authorities never take the complain of these workers as seriously as enough. Even if, the issue is taken further to the police or legal level the case is closed and the victim is silenced by police or authorities since the foreigner bribes them. These citizens are considered as a second citizens in their own country, where they and their forefathers lived, where they born and grew up.
Posted on: Tue, 19 Nov 2013 15:59:45 +0000
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