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Sudanese refugee swings between Interior's violence and UNHCR protection
EOHR's report on (29 / 12 / 2005) crucial events
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14/1/2006
According, EOHR demands the following procedures:
1) The Egyptian Government:
a- The Egyptian Government must apologise officially to Sudanese citizens assaulted in the dispersion process, supposing that it was legal, the assault also witnessed many violations during the forces' dispersion to the peaceful sit-in. According to the Egyptian civil law; stating 'causing harm to others imposes compensations', though EOHR calls the Government to give compensations to both Sudanese people and refugees.
b- Open investigations about the assault incident consequences affected the life of many refugees and the governmental officials -ordered to disperse the area using excessive violence- must be prosecuted before court, while the incident leads to the death of 29 refugees and hundreds injured. On the contrary, the Egyptian law must give legal refugees their official rights, and to protect their souls during their stay in Egypt.
c- Checking out the accurate numbers of the dead refugees and to give access to victims' kindred to enter the morgue to find out their dead, in which most of them were arrested during investigation for the arrested' names, numbers and place of detention, EOHR also calls for releasing the rest of the arrested immediately.
d- The Government must prevent driving away the Sudanese refugees from Egypt, in which this is considered a violation to 1951 Refugee Convention, Clause two of Article 33 that states 'Countries registered shouldn't drive away refugees by force to another country may violate his rights due to any reason related to origin, religion, nationality or adoption to any social sects or political opinion', this was the reason why Sudanese feared from returning again to their home land. Also forced immigration, is considered a violation to Combating Torture Convention, Clause one of Article 3 that states 'Countries work on the issue of combating torture shouldn't drive away refugees, if it found out that the citizen's return to his country will put him in danger of being abused or dehumanized'.
e- Establishing an independent fact-finding committee held by representatives of civil society and the National Council for Human Rights, in a stand to check out the incident's consequences, via visiting the injured and Sudanese refugees in camps to discover their complaints and tries to solve it.
f- The Government have to issue a legislation to reinforce the role of International Convention for Refugees Protection to identify their conditions in Egypt; on the one hand, Egypt was the sole Arab Country that participated in the eliminatory committee which carried out 1981 Convention. While on the other hand, the declared convention didn't witness any progress related to issuing legislation for refugees' conditions in Egypt, in addition, both the convention and the Constitution had the same base concerning giving the right to asylum, which sheds light on Egypt's obligations according to some governmental disagreements, in which refugees were subjected to many violations in their livelihood, details as follows:
a- They are forbidden to enter their children any Governmental schools in the primary stage.
b- In relation to work, they are treated as foreigners in terms of salary and work permission certificates, which contradict with the convention's provisions stating that refugees mustn't be treated as foreigners; they must have equal treatment with the citizens of the country concerning the type of work and the salary. Though refugees in Egypt are suffering from bad conditions and dehumanized treatment, this is due to UNHCR's minimum balanced sheet.
On this domain, EOHR calls the Egyptian Government to discard the reservations put on some articles of 1981 Convention, especially the one declared for the right to primary education related to work legislation and social security. On the other hand, EOHR also calls the officials in People's Assembly to prepare a bill to protect refugees' rights in Egypt, and also to amend Unified Work Law 12 [2003], that gives the refugee the chance to find job opportunity without being categorized a foreigner. The situation is not completely complicated, in which the Government didn't impose reservations neither on Article 17 related to work profit (salary), nor on Article 18 related to refugee personal employment.
Moreover it calls Foreign Affairs Ministry to change its strategy towards asylum seekers; especially the Sudanese abused in their countries, make excessive efforts to convince UNHCR to re-open communications with asylum seekers in Egypt and finally taking out a pledge from the Sudanese Government declaring that they will not use any abusive or dehumanized tools against the Sudanese who wants to return to their country.
2) The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR):
According to EOHR's reports, it declares that UNHCR office carries the major responsibility to the assault happened against Sudanese refugees, and it demands the following:
a) Re-open the closed files of refugees in Egypt in general and Sudanese refugees in particular, and to facilitate the procedures done via giving asylum cards immediately to the ones who don't have it due to the office's bureaucracy. Refugees also must feel safe in Egypt until the Government declare their status according to [1951 Convention].
b) UNHCR must declare the situation clearly via discussing how the incident took place or inform about its responsibility to the whole act.
c) UNHCR must take an immediate act against refugees' immigration, and it must manage return procedures with the Sudanese Government to facilitate refugees' return to Sudan, in light that they may be subjected to the Government's forced migration. In which this act is considered a violation to the terms of International Convention for Refugees Protection 1951, which forbid forced migration.
d) Provide shelter for the assault victims who lost most of their official personal papers during dispersion, and to solve the problem of the lost belongings, UNHCR office must give the lost l belongings to the leaders of the sit-in immediately. Also they must let them return to one of the areas witnessed the incident to check the absent personal belongings, the Sudanese victims must be granted by the government and take compensations.
e) Start the declared schedule of executing refugees' demands without delay, in which the office marked out (17 /12/ 2005), beginning to the act of solving the Sudanese problems.
3) The Sudanese Government:
a) Sudanese Government has to facilitate Sudanese refugees' right to voluntary return to their home land.
b) Checking out Sudanese refugees' conditions during their re-settlement in the foreign countries, and give them the financial and individual support in their subjection to any crisis or violations.
Appendix:
1) List of names of the absents, arrested and dead;
2) The testimonial of the American University British Researcher to the sit-in dispersion incident;
3) A copy of EOHR's statements and reports (carry the dispersion incident details) presented to Interior and Foreign Affairs Ministries;
4) A copy of the presidential decree approved on establishing an administration for refugees' status held in the Egyptian Foreign Affairs Ministry and applying 1951 refugee Convention;
5) A copy of the convention held between the Egyptian Foreign Affairs Ministry and UNHCR office to apply 1951 Convention;
6) A statistical schedule of refugees' population in Egypt, prepared by UNHCR office, ends until April 2004.
Appendix 1
A List of Dead Sudanese Refugees at Zeinhoum Morgue
| Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Name |
| 55 |
Ayok Jouk Daniq |
| 1982 |
Khalil AbKhar Ilah Khalil |
| 7 |
Daniq Shnol Makaj |
| |
Dose Fex Felix Liborow |
| 29 |
Mohamed Idris Mohamed |
| 26 |
Zein al-Abedein Awad |
| |
Galab Akoul Adniq |
| Child |
Malak Ahmed |
| 10 months |
Asmaa Abdel Aziz Mohamed Ahmed |
| 1964 |
Christina Valleyah Bringy |
| 11 |
Paul George Abanious Kegita |
| 65 |
Kedin Kirock |
| 13 months (child) |
Abdullah Qadafy Abdullah |
| 30 |
Shikouk John |
| 32 |
Tiya Aqobik Kwal |
| 32 |
Dainaq Shouk |
| |
May Saad Beyead |
| 46 |
Liyla Abdullah Mossa Ibrahim |
| |
Monica Joy Ali Louis |
| |
Hamad Ibrahim Idris |
| |
Abdullah al-Nour |
| |
Be’ay Cesar Yarna’o |
| |
Kousaa Noud Deik |
| |
Hawaa Gomaa Maqai (and her three children) |
| |
Kolita Silva Toury |
Some Missed and Confined Sudanese Refugees
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Amounah Gomaa Abdul Rahman |
36 |
F |
Unknown |
| Rashid Idris |
20 |
M |
Fayoum |
| Dawaniq Titan Dawaniq |
40 |
M |
Special Misman |
| Lyanta Dashoul Dawaniq |
5 |
F |
Unknown |
| Qibryal Tizneit Tishan |
36 |
M |
Giza |
| Rashid German Hamid |
30 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Richard Gomaa Jacob |
22 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Josefian Andria Ooby |
25 |
F |
Unknown |
| Gris Joseph |
8 |
F |
Unknown |
| Diana Joseph |
6 |
F |
Unknown |
| Addic Misanf |
37 |
F |
Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Abdou Ibrahim |
36 |
F |
Dahshour |
| Shadya Abbas Koukou |
27 |
F |
Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Hitham Abdou Ibrahim |
1 |
M |
Dahshour |
| Qismah Abdou Ibrahim |
5 months |
F |
Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Hesat Adam Timah |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Hesat Ibrahim |
|
M |
Unknown |
| James Adalat Kat |
39 |
M |
Unknown |
| Loulah |
37 |
F |
Unknown |
| Kwak Aroul Deteif |
25 |
M |
Geir Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Tweil Maimoul Deneif |
20 |
M |
Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Babkr Hamid Adam |
33 |
M |
Unknown |
| Kalthoum Jessy |
30 |
F |
Unknown |
| Nizar Babkr Hamid |
10 |
M |
Unknown |
| Teresa Babkr Hamid |
70 |
M |
Unknown |
| Latrak Babkr Hamid |
5 |
M |
Unknown |
| Tazir Babkr Hamid |
2 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Mohamed Ramadan |
27 |
M |
Unknown |
| Timing Moal Shoul |
16 |
M |
Unknown |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Omar Ibrahim Eissa |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Rashad Dainaq |
17 |
F |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Iak Sanito |
20 |
F |
Unknown |
| Alily Santio |
6 |
F |
Unknown |
| Manqouq Santio |
2 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Jacob Abdullah |
29 |
M |
Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Ihab Mohamed al-Saf |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Rayal Owik |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Sery Aqseid |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Andan Brestid Yagmoud Sedry |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Kweish Anranha |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Kaif Twat |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Adiorf Shwal |
32 |
F |
Unknown |
| Tiyakir John |
6 |
F |
Unknown |
| John Shouk |
|
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Maroumy Heishd |
17 |
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Youssef Sharaf al-Dein Khwalet |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Adam Mahmoud Nasir |
27 |
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Lila Gafone |
4 |
F |
Unknown |
| Timokah Moris |
25 |
F |
Torah al-Balad |
| Al-Sadiq Ali Adam |
26 |
M |
Unknown |
| Hitham Wakeil Ali |
30 |
M |
Giza |
| Abdullah Omar Altro |
35 |
M |
Giza |
| Sitrouy Ibrahim Abdullah |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Awad Jacob |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Alberto Thomas |
35 |
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Anna Yebter |
32 |
F |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Amanh Rasheid Masdy |
30 |
F |
Unknown |
| Ismail Mohamed Ismail |
27 |
M |
Unknown |
| Zeinab Elwan Azraq |
41 |
F |
Unknown |
| Albito Iter |
45 |
M |
Unknown |
| Zakaria Meky |
40 |
M |
Unknown |
| Tiyaqout Sirour |
47 |
F |
Torah al-Balad |
| Abok Methiyanfq |
37 |
F |
Torah al-Balad, Helwan |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Peter Jack Arwa |
26 |
M |
Unknown |
| Iman Amtou |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Abok Amtou |
|
F |
Unknown |
| James Ibrahim |
36 |
M |
Fayoum |
| Al-Zubeir Mohamed |
36 |
M |
Fayoum |
| Nagdy Ibrahim Habib |
|
F |
Fayoum |
| Habib Adam |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Fadilah Meky |
28 |
F |
Unknown |
| Shadya Abbas |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Amana Dawood |
38 |
F |
Unknown |
| Tabouk Taarouby Madot |
14 |
M |
Unknown |
| Abdel Aziz Khamis |
24 |
M |
Torah al-Maadi |
| Tasoul Qout Mekawy |
30 |
M |
Mansheyt Nasir |
| Adel Ali Osman |
30 |
M |
Giza |
| Norah Adam Arrow |
31 |
F |
Unknown |
| Hafez Yaareish Lasour |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Kouwal Arrow Deaton |
25 |
M |
Torah al-Maadi |
| Wahisha Soliman Haroun |
68 |
F |
Al-Qanatir |
| Weil Mabrouk Dainaq |
20 |
M |
Torah al-Maadi |
| George Oliya Teabialy |
20 |
M |
Torah al-Maadi |
| Ola al-Dein Mohamed Hussein |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Baker Abbas Andeiry |
28 |
M |
Torah al-Maadi |
| Hussein |
28 |
M |
Torah al-Maadi |
| Abok Meilibs Mayouf |
15 |
M |
Giza |
| Ayok Milbesmayout |
16 |
F |
Giza |
| Saida Ali Amida |
36 |
F |
Fayoum |
| Zahira Ali |
30 |
F |
Fayoum |
| Betar Osman Hussein |
25 |
F |
Torah al-Balad |
| Abdullah |
37 |
M |
Giza |
| Eisha Babkr Mohamed |
31 |
F |
Al-Qanatir al-Khariyah |
| Michael Samuel |
20 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mergany al-Geily Hamad |
40 |
M |
Giza |
| Intsar Eis Dawood |
28 |
F |
Helwan |
| |
| Souad Eis Ahmed |
42 |
F |
Helwan |
| Mohamed Kamal al-Dein Mahdy |
16 |
M |
Giza |
| Saad Tedraadein |
5 |
F |
Unknown |
| Halima Ali Mohamed |
65 |
F |
Unknown |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Eissa Ahmed Ibrahim |
22 |
M |
Dahshour |
| Mariba Qaq |
50 |
F |
Unknown |
| Amal Mohamed |
22 |
F |
Unknown |
| Amir Ibrahim Daidan |
20 |
M |
Unknown |
| Dioul John |
24 |
M |
Unknown |
| al-Waseila Mohamed al-Houssna |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Kweita Beiasko |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Jennifer Adam |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Mona Mohamed |
|
F |
Unknown |
| Eissa Ahmed Ibrahim |
24 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Gust Victoria |
23 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed al-Amin Moustafa |
27 |
M |
Unknown |
Dominique Fadoud Tsiou |
29 |
M |
Unknown |
| Saymon Maya Anqad |
28 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Darwish Hassan |
34 |
M |
Unknown |
| Joseph Adoul |
34 |
M |
Unknown |
| Abdullah al-Nour Kagoul |
35 |
M |
6th of October City |
| Saymon Gous Shoul |
20 |
M |
Torah |
| Yashir Vetar Abok |
23 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Winaq Mirainaq |
27 |
M |
Torah |
| Difour Dainaq |
22 |
M |
Unknown |
| Vetar Nouk |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Aqitas Kourg |
23 |
F |
Unknown |
| Taldein Fetettouk |
1 |
F |
Unknown |
| Hanan Mohamed Kadour |
26 |
M |
Unknown |
| al-Sir Mahgoub Mohamed |
Child |
F |
Unknown |
| Lila Abd al-Sita |
54 |
F |
Unknown |
| Youssef Eissa Ishaq |
26 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Ibrahim Mohamed Ahmed |
36 |
M |
Mansheyt Nasir |
| Hassan Hussein Kartakila |
42 |
M |
Torah al-Asmant |
| Al-Shazly Dafallah |
11 |
M |
Unknown |
| Hindy Rosenet Qarnat |
38 |
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Arm Hassan Abou Khamis |
28 |
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Alam al-Dein Abdullah Osman |
33 |
M |
Torah Greish |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Malout Maliqa Koun Maleit |
28 |
M |
Alexandria Road |
| Qidis James Itawaga |
44 |
F |
Unknown |
| James Akig Adour |
20 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Mubarak Adam Ibrahim Osman |
33 |
M |
Unknown |
| Nadya Mohamed Gomaa |
33 |
F |
Manshyet Nasir |
| George Andok Zakariyah |
28 |
M |
Helwan |
| Gomaa Adam Abdel Rasoul |
35 |
M |
Helwan |
| Babkr Abdullah Haroun |
31 |
M |
Mansheyt Nasir |
| Mona Gouba Ibrahim |
27 |
F |
Unknown |
| Nouna Nabil Youssef |
Child |
F |
Unknown |
| Bouzfina Neil Youssef |
Child |
F |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Deidina Ahmed |
45 |
M |
Unknown |
| Emad al-Dein Ismail |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Ibrahim Mohamed |
35 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Al-Nour Ilyas Mohamed |
40 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Saymon Dour Woul |
40 |
M |
Helwan |
| Artah Akhour Akouk |
|
F |
Missed with her three children |
| Seit Abbas Hamad |
40 |
M |
Missing with children |
| Malika Hassan Gabir |
32 |
F |
Missing with children |
| William Ashoul Dot |
30 |
M |
Unknown |
| Tut Dot |
40 |
M |
Unknown |
| Milount Rabeia |
23 |
M |
Unknown |
| Emmy Henry Thomas |
17 |
M |
Unknown |
| Sreit Adam |
35 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Kanf Twat |
42 |
M |
Unknown |
| Altum Akm Hamad |
45 |
M |
Abou Zaabal |
| Bouriak Shoul |
19 |
M |
Unknown |
| Sayed Ali Barsham |
43 |
M |
Unknown |
| Hawaa Mansour |
35 |
F |
Unknown |
| Soumaya Ali |
17 |
F |
Unknown |
| Sarah Sayed Ali |
15 |
F |
Unknown |
| Salman Sayed Ali |
13 |
M |
Unknown |
| Assad Sayed Ali |
10 |
M |
Unknown |
| Samah Sayed Ali |
8 |
F |
Unknown |
| Kamal Abdul Rahman |
43 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Ahmed |
|
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Nezar Hamid Adam |
10 |
M |
Unknown |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Tamir Abdullah Hassan |
24 |
M |
Unknown |
| Christina Joseph |
45 |
F |
Alexandria Road |
| Daniaq Kreik |
33 |
M |
Unknown |
| Aboua Akig Paul |
13 |
F |
Unknown |
| Al-Sadiq Mohamed Himdan |
34 |
M |
Shebein al-Koum |
| Khaled Aikr Adam |
25 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Mohamed Eissa Abkhar |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Moustafa Osman Youssef |
32 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Dawood Arafa |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Adam Sheik Atrit Abir |
44 |
M |
Unknown |
| Lila Adam Sheik al-Dein |
8 |
F |
Unknown |
| Adel Adam Sheik al-Dein |
6 |
M |
Unknown |
| Amal Adam Sheik al-Dein |
4 |
F |
Unknown |
| Ibrahim Adam Sheik al-Dein |
2 |
M |
Unknown |
| Paul Doninq |
46 |
M |
Unknown |
| Michael Yatmid Twal Shoul |
22 |
M |
Torah al-Asmant |
| Joseph Youik Anqoul |
24 |
M |
Torah al-Asmant |
| Hafez Louis Yaswa |
18 |
M |
Unknown |
| George Sistar |
28 |
M |
Torah al-Asmant |
| Taboul George Sistar |
1 |
F |
Unknown |
| Ibrahim al-Tayeb Abdel Rihim |
27 |
M |
Unknown |
| Salah Eissa al-Nour |
33 |
M |
Unknown |
| Taboul Sprot |
53 |
F |
Unknown |
| Alweil James Taqour |
3 |
F |
Unknown |
| Adiouf James Taider |
2 |
F |
Unknown |
| James Paul Taider |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Bishara Malik Ahmed Abdullah |
55 |
M |
Unknown |
| Khrita Paskara |
38 |
F |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Ali Omar Ahmed |
32 |
M |
Unknown |
| Al-Amin Meky Gabriel |
35 |
M |
Alexandria |
| Madainaq Shoul |
27 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Akwig Maqak |
34 |
F |
Al-Qanatir |
| Hassan Yehia Mohamed |
22 |
M |
Unknown |
| Siou Ibrahim Abdullah |
36 |
M |
Unknown |
| Tamrein Itqalou |
33 |
M |
Unknown |
| Indana Marmang |
40 |
M |
Unknown |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Aneil Or Young Kweig |
23 |
M |
Torah |
| Akeig Keir Akig |
24 |
M |
Torah |
| Diday Dainaq Akway Shaf |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Yatmet Hamza Yatmet |
50 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mary |
42 |
F |
Torah al-Balad |
| Mohamed Eissa |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Zakaria |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Abdul Aziz Khamis |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Abdul Aziz Khamis |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Daniel Daniaq Madian |
32 |
M |
Unknown |
| Veter Maqid Daniaq |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Monshiroun al-Weish |
32 |
M |
Unknown |
| Haroun Mohamed Mohamed Haroun |
26 |
M |
Torah al-Balad |
| Ali Idris Ali |
|
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Ahmed Babkr |
33 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Jacob Mohamed |
27 |
M |
Torah |
| Marthin Amos Lado |
35 |
M |
Torah |
| Aboud al-Dimny Morad |
26 |
M |
Torah |
| Nigm Mohamed Akram |
24 |
M |
Torah |
| Sidy Ali Gara |
40 |
F |
Torah |
| Mouis Vaya |
52 |
M |
Torah |
| Hussein Abdel Rahman Abdel Samad |
34 |
M |
Unknown |
| Aily |
|
F |
|
| Akram Moussa Akram |
31 |
M |
Unknown |
| Tamir Abd Dinou Hassan |
18 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ezz al-Dein Adam |
|
M |
Torah |
| Ibrahim Dawood |
|
M |
Torah |
| Abd Dinou al-Haq |
|
M |
Torah |
| Louimba Teayan By Kemeiry |
39 |
M |
Unknown |
| Ahmed Idris Abou al-Bashar |
25 |
M |
Unknown |
| Khaled Adam Abkar |
26 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Habib |
27 |
M |
Unknown |
| Moustafa Osman Youssef |
1971 |
M |
Unknown |
| Zakaria Khater Abd Donou |
32 |
M |
Unknown |
| James Paul Naqour |
26 |
M |
Army Headquarters |
| Naqoul James Paul |
46 |
M |
|
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Nioul Douk Aveiter |
22 |
F |
|
| Aioul James Boud Naqour |
4 |
F |
|
| Aviout James Paul |
2 |
F |
|
| Pawio Rafael |
35 |
M |
|
| Sarta Michael |
24 |
F |
|
| Emad al-Dein al-Hady Adam |
24 |
M |
|
| Hassan Yehia Adam |
25 |
M |
|
| Mohamed Idris Mohamed |
32 |
M |
|
| Satio Qarnaq Gouk |
1976 |
M |
|
| Androus Watiq |
17 |
M |
|
| Oum Gomaa Eissa Teiraz |
1976 |
F |
|
| Nadya Mohamed |
|
F |
|
| Yassred Zein al-Abdein Awad |
10 |
M |
|
| Youram Zein al-Abdein Awad |
7 |
M |
|
| Mary Adl Adou |
45 |
F |
|
| Malounq Rabiea Malounf |
24 |
M |
|
| Nawal Akout Outak |
25 |
M |
|
| Mubarak Hassan |
23 |
M |
|
| Santinio Miranf Mafour |
25 |
M |
|
| Atir Sandrishdl |
23 |
M |
|
| Shadliz Dokousaymol |
28 |
M |
|
| Christina Qabriel |
12 |
F |
|
| Sabir Qabriel |
12 |
M |
|
| Babkr Adam Abdel Mawla |
26 |
M |
|
| Baqa Magag Magas |
19 |
F |
|
| Michelle Moun |
2 |
F |
|
| Takash Mout |
1 |
F |
|
| Gileimah Gin |
30 |
F |
|
| Seif al-Dein Adam |
10 |
M |
|
| Makhr al-Dein Adam |
8 |
M |
|
| Abdel Latif Adam Malik |
2 |
M |
|
| Hatem Mohamed Gadallah |
30 |
M |
|
| Pudda Yehia Besharqawy |
33 |
F |
|
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Zeinab Moushah Hamid |
30 |
F |
|
| Baya Kweigy Zarqahum |
25 |
M |
|
| Mubarak al-Qahir Mohamed |
19 |
M |
|
| Nichola Joseph |
27 |
F |
|
| Meiyawy Afag Dainaq |
39 |
M |
|
| Mohamed Kamal al-Dein Mahl |
16 |
M |
Abou Zaabal |
| Al-Sadeq Gomaa |
34 |
M |
Missing |
| Amna Dawood Abdel Aziz |
40 |
F |
Missing |
| Abou al-Qasim Said Seiwiya |
30 |
M |
|
| Rashid Girdy |
|
M |
Missing |
| Tag al-Dein Moursy Tag al-Dein |
24 |
M |
Missing |
| al-Amin Serag (has 10 children) |
51 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Hassan Moussa Adwy |
47 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Ahmed Halouf |
Unknown |
M |
Missing |
| Osman Gouna |
70 |
M |
Missing |
| Abdel Fatah Assa Qadf |
29 |
M |
Missing |
| Ishaq Fadl |
Unknown |
M |
Missing |
| Sarah Mohamed |
20 |
F |
Missing |
| Gomaa Soliman (his wife Lila and 2 children) |
|
Family |
Missing |
| John Aqouk Kouwal |
30 |
M |
Missing |
| Adam Osman |
20 |
M |
Missing |
| Noud Adam |
30 |
F |
Missing |
| Hanan Abdullah & Awad Soliman |
|
Family |
Missing |
| Sawakin Sediq Abdullah (and 1 child) |
25 |
Family |
Missing |
| Montasir Soliman Salim |
27 |
M |
Torah |
| Moustafa Soliman Salim |
50 |
M |
Giza |
| Wedad Soliman |
40 |
F |
Torah |
| Welswan Mario-Annette |
28 |
M |
Manshyet Nasir |
| Deneif Madniq Kweit |
28 |
M |
Helwan |
| Al-Reeh Merkamny Abou Aqla |
22 |
M |
Unknown |
| Lesrar Aik |
27 |
M |
Torah al-Asmant |
| Name |
Age (In Years Unless Otherwise Specified) |
Gender (“M” for Male and “F” for Female) |
Place of Confinement |
| Patrick Saymot |
19 |
M |
Torah al-Asmant |
| Bertana Baason |
15 |
M |
Helwan |
| Ramta Koury |
37 |
M |
al-Marg |
| Babkr Abdullah Hadoun |
35 |
M |
Unknown |
| Hassan Yehia Eissa |
23 |
M |
Unknown |
| Andraus Dainaq |
12 |
M |
Unknown |
| Gomaa Abdel Qadir Erian |
23 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Ahmed al-Sir |
Unknown |
M |
Unknown |
| Whelm Wakwah Mattik |
46 |
M |
Torah |
| Quain Atio |
30 |
M |
Fayoum |
| Dawtak Dawsounk |
25 |
M |
Helwan |
| Abdel Moneim Abou Bakr |
38 |
M |
Giza Directorate |
| Meky Gomaa al-Nour Ali |
27 |
M |
Torah |
| John Jean Bill |
12 |
M |
Unknown |
| Anouk Winanq |
22 |
M |
Unknown |
| Iman Ahmed Mohamed |
11 |
M |
Missing |
| Aqnas Sar Finwa |
38 |
F(with two children) |
Unknown |
| Whem Ashwek Don |
30 |
M |
Unknown |
| Al-Sadeq Mohamed Eissa |
33 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Younis Youssif Hassan |
38 |
M |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Eisha Abdel Kareim |
35 |
F |
Miqawloun (Contractors) |
| Essam Abou al-Qassim |
35 |
M |
Giza |
| Fathiya Mohamed Eissa |
18 |
F |
Home Leaver |
| Boutros Tous Bast |
12 |
M |
Unknown |
| Morse Batya Kaya |
60 |
M |
Unknown |
| Mohamed Alzmy Tag al-Dein |
8 months |
M |
Torah |
| Ilyay Santino Adok Kom |
5 |
M |
Torah |
| Arow Santio Adok Kom |
13 |
M |
Torah |
| Elissa Santio Adok Kom |
Unknown |
F |
Torah |
| Mariam Abdel Kareim Idris Adam |
20 |
F |
Unknown |
| Bahaa al-Dein Ahmed |
2 |
M |
Unknown |
| Adam Ibrahim |
35 |
M |
| | |
