#JusticeForBabyJanet
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- In this episode, we are bringing awareness to a true tragedy. Janet was a Sudanese 10 month old infant, whose life was tragically and gruesomely cut short. In this episode, we tell her story and hope to bring awareness and support for the family in their fight for justice.
We also touch on the struggle Sudanese have faced in Egypt for decades and what can be done to end this cycle. #JusticeForBabyJanet
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The way I’m still traumatized from living in Cairo. I left when I was 9 and now 33 I will never forget the horrible experiences
I left when I was 5 and already knew racism
Thank you so much for bringing light to these issues. No black person is free until all black people are free. We must stand together, demand respect and hold all people accountable in coming correct at black bodies around the world no matter the depth in melanin, gender or immigration status. You all said it correct; We must do something!!! Love from your Ethiopian brothers and sisters in this fight. Please continue to highlight these types of stories!!!
I don't know who can do that to a child 😢 so sad 😭
Thank you guys for speaking about this little girl!!!! #JUSTICEFORJANET
As a jamaican, nobody apologizes first before they say what they have to say about us.
As a south Sudanese nobody has more right to what is now Egypt than you.
Speak your truth and be unapologetic about your truth. As an African person's especially as a displaced African person's, you have no friends but yourself. Form your community and do your best to build your community wherever you can.
Keep it up 💯💯
i love your podcast guys and thank you for speaking up on this It really hurts me as a northern sudanese that none of northern sudanses podcast talked about this issue, it seems like many of my fellow north sudanese are afraid to demand for justice for this girl. also, many are lowkey racist and it just sucks. it makes me sick to my stomach.
I would love to hear more about the relationship and/or tensions amongst Sudan and South Sudan as the media is unreliable and there aren't many non-western resources that address the context of the issues outside of the violence and war itself.
What a emotional episode but truly appreciated guys. And big up to Amanuel for being vulnerable. I now see why you use humour so much. There is still so much pain there.
Hemedti is not the enemy. He is fighting the enemy.
Didn't have Hemedti unalive dafurians? And others and just for being dark?
@@afree3884 that's musa hilal and other NCP warloards, hemedti came about later. and one he thing he did was fight musa hilal and all of those that made darfur hell. he still carrying on the fight.
Stupid nonsense
What is your ethnic / religious background if I may ask? What informs your opinion - books, hearsay or experience?
@@tjc8422 I'm Fallata, (Fulani) my family is from Rahad, North Kordofan but originally from South Darfur. I experienced this current war from the start, and closely followed events that happened in Darfur before the war, and Hemedti's role in it. The central government in Khartoum has been plotting to start war in Darfur by inciting tribal conflict.
The government literally deploys the worst most racist and sick officers to Darfur states. Seeing RSF seize their bases one by one is such a relief.