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Slavery in Sudan

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Northern Sudan's Islamist government has a record of violent racism against the non-Arab population. One form of persecution employed is slavery, which remains a permitted practice to this day in a number of African countries. Up to 35,000 Africans are still reportedly enslaved in Northern Sudan.



Today, Sudan’s Nuba people are facing a campaign of genocide at the hands of the extremist leaders in the north. Many fear this violence could reignite the 22-year civil war, in which over 2 million people were killed and tens of thousands were taken to Northern Sudan as slaves.























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Imagine the outcry if the American government was suddenly to engage in a campaign of extermination against the Navajos, one of America’s aboriginal peoples. The protests, especially from the Left, would be deafening.

But what would be unimaginable in America today is currently taking place in Sudan, whose rulers are no strangers to genocide. Sudan’s original people, the African Nuba tribes inhabiting central Sudan’s Nuba Mountains, are currently facing a massive campaign of ethnic cleansing at the hands of the Arab and Islamist central government, whose leader, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, is currently under indictment by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes in Darfur. more





















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  1. Muslim slave trade in Africa has lasted 14 centuries and continues to this day in places like Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, and Sudan.


  2. Over 17 million slaves (mostly black women and children) were transported out of Africa by Islamic traders. Another 85 million are believed to have died en route.


  3. The Prophet Muhammad practiced and approved of slavery, and directed his men to do the same. more
































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