Al-Atta: Sudanese girls are sold in the markets of Darfur and African countries

The Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Sudanese Armed Forces, 1st. Lieutenant General Yasser Al-Atta, said that Sudanese girls are sold in the markets of Darfur and African countries.
During a visit to the shelter center for Tuti residents who were evacuated by the armed forces from Tuti, he affirmed that all of this is done under the pretext of fighting the state to bring democracy, and any family that wants to leave Tuti must pay 5 billion pounds to the Janjaweed. We want the world to witness this.”

Al-Atta confirmed the continuation of the fight against the Janjaweed until they are completely eliminated in defense of the free women of Sudan, stressing that victory is coming inevitably.
He said that Sudan has been exposed to the largest war of genocide, theft and killing.
In turn, the Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Osman Hamza, said that the state government has pledged to provide all possible support to the residents of Tuti.
He pledged to provide all the needs of shelter and treatment and to provide psychological care and guidance to children who have been psychologically harmed by the practices of the militia.