Eritrean migrants in the Sinai: two more killings

Rafah (Egypt), December 11, 2010. Abu Khaled's traffickers have killed yet again in the Sinai. This afternoon two Orthodox Christian deacons were murdered by traffickers.

The killers suspected the deacons of pleading for help to the outside world. The authorities have still not taken any action. Other migrants were beaten and tortured, they are deprived of water and forced to drink their own urine. Other migrants, we do not know how many, have been taken to illegal laboratories for the sale of their kidneys. Many young people are dying. Agency Habeshia, EveryOne Group and the humanitarian network are appealing to the United Nations and the European Union to act more effectively to prevent this series of horrible crimes against humanity continuing. Diplomacy alone and indifference will not save these innocent people from the executioners of the Sinai.

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