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Egypt has carried out mass arrests and unlawful deportations of Sudanese refugees, Amnesty charges
South Sudanese who fled from Sudan sit outside a nutrition clinic at a transit center in Renk, South Sudan, May 16, 2023

EGYPT has carried out unlawful deportations of thousands of Sudanese refugees fleeing war and famine, Amnesty International reported today.

Amnesty said that it had documented 12 incidents in which Egyptian authorities returned about 800 Sudanese nationals between January and March without giving them the chance to claim asylum or challenge deportation decisions.

Refugees had been held in cruel and inhuman conditions ahead of their deportation, it added.

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