Sudanese refugees in Tunisia: risky situation without international support

COVENTRY UK, July 1, 2013 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Hundreds of Sudanese refugees and their families who have been stranded in Shousha camp in Tunisia for 2 years, are threatened by the closure of this camp and the cessation of basic support by UN agencies, in the absence of alterantive measures to secure their safety, survival and dignity.

Their plight calls for urgent action. Please act now. They should be resettled or repatriated to safe countries as they already hail from conflict-ridden areas in Sudan. Thank you.

Please publicise this press release and let all relevant agencies and organisation be aware of their dire circumstances.

ADIL OSMAN
SUDAN HUMAN RIGHTS
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