"The group of 37 refugees, most of them Eritrean, including 8 young women, are being held prisoner in Ferah (Sinai), according to what the prisoners have told their relatives during the phone calls. Abu Musa and his smugglers are asking for a sum of 25–33,000 thousand dollars for each young prisoner, while subjecting them to all kinds of violence and atrocities in order to persuade their relatives to pay the ransom. The trafficker's home - which we have located and described for the benefit of the Egyptian authorities and the UNHCR - is an oriental-style mansion, which the hostages liken to a Buddhist pagoda with a red roof. There are three modern buildings around the main house and a large tree stands nearby.

”EveryOne has launched an urgent appeal to the authorities asking them to free the prisoners and arrest the trafficker. "We have sent the authorities all the details for reaching the gang's hideout, as well as providing them with a telephone number for contacting the prisoners and a complete list of the names of the refugees being held in chains by the trafficker. We have also alerted the authorities that there are four armed guards patrolling day and night outside the hideout, and there are four hiding-places near the buildings in which the head traffickers could have taken refuge in order to escape capture. Along with Abu Abdallah and Abu Khaled, Abu Musa is one of the most active and ruthless masters of the criminal slave trade and human organs trafficking. He must be apprehended and brought before an Egyptian court or the International Criminal Court, where he will have to answer to the serious charge of crimes against humanity.