In May Amira, a dangerous journey began a dangerous journey by using one of the most effective Sudan’s war places.
The power of quick support (RSF) are newly hosting the city where he lived – en nahud in the Province of West Cordofan.
The road was dangerous, but felt like he had no choice. He was seven months pregnant.
“Hospitals no more, there are no pharmacy,” he said, “and I was afraid I stayed for a long time, I wouldn’t get any other cars.”
Civil war between Sudan and RSF soldiers have malicious citizens for over two years. Now, the front line has switched to southern Cordofan region, where Amira traveled.
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As Amira ran, he recorded a sound diary made from BBC by the Global Campaigns Group Avaaz. We also arrived for the telephone in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, where he expected to bring his child.
From the beginning of the trip there was a trouble.
RSF and its controlled alleyies are controlled by all transportation, Amira said.
When he and his husband boarded a truck to get him out of En Nahud, he broke out between the young man who had hired his family, and the driver of Rsf, who was selling many seats for other passengers.
“The driver immediately released his rifle and threatened to shoot a young man who hired a truck. Everyone persuaded, including his RSF friend,” says Amira.
“Grandma and Mom and Moms wept and clinging on the driver’s legs, begging him to shoot. The passengers were frozen.
For good reason.
“I felt that if if he decided to shoot, he shot many people, not just one,” he told me later. “Because he was drunk and smoked marijuana.”
Finally the driver removed his rifle, but the young man sat in En Na Hud.
The fullest truck is placed on the unequal road full of holes and crossed the luggage, loaded with 70 or 80, mothers who hold on to one hand, and try to keep their children safe by another.
“I was afraid all the time,” Amira said. I have always prayed a child will never come – I hope everything will be fine. “
The cars Amira and her husband went down several times during their hopeless trip [Amira]
Finally, travelers made it to El-Fura, the capital of the western city. But Amira didn’t want to live right there he had, because the army was closing.
“I did not know what would happen if the forces came to El-Fura,” especially because the soldiers begin to look at the people of the rsf.
“My husband moves from one of these groups, although he does nothing about RSF. Sector of the public sector and study law – but now no matter their nationality.”
Sudanese armed forces and their integrated soldiers accused of following RSF citizens in a greater massacre.
The military has condemned the violation of the “individuals” of other soldiers when he is accused of human rights abuses.
The Army Chief General Abtah Fattah Fattah Al-Burhan set up the committee at the beginning of this year to investigate allegations of abuse during the war in Sudan Central Sudan.
Kordofan, who is made up of three provinces, have now turned into a large battlefield. The district is very important in the Sudanese war, such as the site of key oil fields, as well as the Great Travel Techniques center.
The involvement of other soldiers on RSF, especially the Powerful SPLM-N SPLM-N, increased the difficult hardships of helping people, making it almost a huge disaster.
After leaving El-Fula, they took amira for three days and several car changes arrived at the border with the South Sudan, and security. There were no endless obstacles.
“RSF drivers were working according to their emotion,” he said.
“They have decided who should ride, where they live, and how much they pay. There was no regular money – those armed men.”
Every 20 minutes or so travelers were set up in RSF tests and were forced to pay those who were standing there, he said.
This despite the fact that they comply with RSFs associated with the Escirtions in contacts, which they were paying.
The food was very expensive, the water had declined.
Amira hired the bed a night in the village in El-Hujairta, where he could connect to the Internet with Starlink [Amira]
In one town, El-Hujaireta, travelers managed to connect to the Internet, on the RSF Starllink device. But even that there was their dangers.
“Once you have back online you should be careful,” said Amira. “If the RSF men hear you – like watching a military video, or playing ringtone or a song, or he says fast-to-date can be discussed.”
Road conditions were terrible, and the vehicles kept cracked – three times during the journey.
Amira’s low moment arrived when a tire exploded when she passed through the Aaclian forest, leaving the passengers being defeated without water. People who call them say that they have more space.
“I swear to God, I felt that I could never reach another place, that I died right away,” he told me.
“I gave up. I had a garment, so I took, and I slept and slept on the ground.
“On that day, I was really feeling that this would be my end right away.”
But it wasn’t the end.
Amira and her husband finally managed to ride a truck to carry a vegetable load.
“The car was drowning in the mud and again and again. Our clothes were quiet. Our bags, now, are corrupted with dust and heat, photo: Source:
The next day they did to Abyei, on the border, but to go when the rain reduced the rain and floods.
During this time they were in a car full of gasins, which had been created.
Amira says: “The car drowned in the mud and again and again.
“Our clothes were wet. Our bags were already being destroyed with dust and heat, now reduced.
“We were cold and just prayed to reach safety.”
Eventually, the couple made him become the capital of Sudan, Destruction – nearly 1,300km (810 kilometers) in southern en nahud – where they took the bus to the capital of Uganda.
Now that he has reached a safe, relief is filled.
Amira’s picture is accepted in Abyei’s approval – Food was the most expensive trip and frightening of water, travelers often drink in the stems [Amira]
Amira is very worried about family members who live behind, and sad and worried as she prepares birth.
He says: “I’m afraid the birth feelings, because this is my first time, my first baby and I will not be a mother.
“It’s just my friend and my husband. I don’t know … It’s so many things, unplanned, too big.”
Amira for women’s rights and democratic activist took a service function during the war, thus known as emergency response rooms.
His party was considered in the vain of blame, he said. Some members were arrested.
He told me: “I was afraid of the creation of war and the weapons of the military.” They bound young men and kept them tied.
“But when the quick armies came, it was not better. They looted, raping. They are offered rather than what is made.”
Despite the broad evidence of robbery and suspicion of rape, RSF also says it does not look at the citizens. It has dismissed national cleansing cases, describing violence as a national dispute.
Both sides deny allegations of war.
Amira’s challenge now – and happiness – the mother is coming.
But every time you have a question that you will be able to return to Sudan and her baby.
He says: “I hope that Sudan’s situation will improve.” It won’t be the same security as before, and it won’t be the same people, not the same places – everything will change.
“But if the war stops, at least there will be some kind of security. People will not just die, as they are now.”
Map: Sudan, South Sudan and Uganda
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