This film echoes the journey of Eritreans who are being captured and held in the Sinai and tortured for the financial gain of criminal Bedouins in Egypt.

Human Trafficking of Eritreans is a horrific and much overlooked issue.

Among the Eritrean victims are also Somali and Sudanese refugees, many of whom are Christians who have fled persecution in their homelands. Most of the victims being kidnapped from the Shagarab refugee camps in eastern Sudan, home to tens of thousands of refugees. They are then transferred to the Sinai and sold to criminal Bedouins.

Prisoners are tortured daily and in many cases, brutally murdered by their captors.

The Eritrean people are a tight knit community. The Bedouins know this and use this to their advantage. The Eritreans family members and friends will exhaust every effort trying to raise the money for their loved ones' release. The vast majority of the ransom money is used to build huge palaces for the Bedouin criminals and is also funneled into black market weapon purchases for Hamas and other terror organizations.

Stories from those who escape tell of the following atrocities:

Sleep deprivation
Organ Harvesting
Plastic melting on skin
Savage beatings
Water/Food deprivation
Burning of the feet, hands and various other areas
Prolonged lengths of time hung from hooks, chains, ceilings etc
Sexual Assault/Rape
Wounds inflicted with Guns,Knives,Fire and other instruments of torture.

Please sound the alarm and help us raise awareness of this violation of human rights.

Directed and produced by the following 4th Semester Students of KSM:

Michael Hilsden
Yasmine Ryabinov
Harry Cirimaiwasa
Louie Farhat
Carl Seiler

Shot on :
Sony F5 in 4K RAW
Sony FS700

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