In my humble opinion about the documentary. First thank you to everyone who helped make the documentary film possible. I saw it last night on Aljazeera tv which happened to be my number one channel. We live in a world full of tragedies, and most people are aware of what is going on around us and how we think and feel about it. Yes, the documentary, which revealed to us and to the world the degree of awareness of our forgotten cause. We all aware that conditions in the refugee camps are often not better than where the refugees fled from and sometimes much worse. I thought initially that the documentary will cover the status of the refugees and the reasons as to why they are becoming refugees and vulnerable to human traffickers and thought they will discuss in details the suppression regiem and will be interviewing the Eritrean Embassy officials in Sudan, but they soon developed the film and focused on bandits and the human traffickers leader who denied their involvements. The film was very short that did not shed light on the circumstances and why they are fleeing Eritrea Simply Aljazeera TV only covered a story which has long been known to the world: They told us how they came to Sudan as a refugee and avoided to tell us why they ended up in such condition for over thirty years and how they survived the brutal situation in Eritrea.. Al-Jazeera, unfortunately, did not cover the conditions and the plight of the refugees in depth and did not meet with the dictatorship government officials who always deny the situation of the refugees. Having said this I learned so much from this film, and I want to mention that it was heart touching. The statement from one of our sister who said she was raped and the brother who stated how brutally their organs get removed and sold. Many of us was fortunate enough not to experience such tragedy; but that doesnt mean it doesnt affect us. The film was very powerful and thank you Aljazeera for showing us to the world.
Posted on: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 13:03:11 +0000
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