Let Them Tell You Their Story- Pt. 2

This post isn't about seeking donations or giving AID..no, you can do that on your own. Rather, it's a chance to hear countless muffled voices, which have become tuned out (thanks to the media and organized religion) These are the lucky ones-

Listen to this young woman give her account..the link will take you to Christian Solidarity Interantional 

where you can scroll down an discover how-

Every story is the same..same pattern, same method, same ideology-

Atong Mawein Tong (female, early thirties)

Year of Capture: Unknown

Liberated: September 2011

"I don’t remember what year I was taken to the North.  I do remember that the journey took a whole month.

Along the way, we were beaten and sexually abused by the Arab militiamen, every day, many times a day.  When we tried to refuse or fight, some were beaten, cut on their backs; some had their throats slit.  I was sexually abused so often by so many that I can never have children again.  They also knocked out my front teeth.

In slavery, every day my work was the same.  It was much suffering all day long.  I saw other Dinka people, but we were not allowed to speak to them.  There was no resting.  I cried, but there were no tears. I was a married woman in the South with three children.  I do not know if my husband and children are alive.  Many in my family were killed, but I was the only one taken to the North.

I dream of my husband.  In the dream he climbs out of the grave.  When he sees me, he runs away.  I am afraid he will not want me.  But I will look now for my people, for my husband, for my children.

[To CSI-USA’s Pastor Heidi McGinness]: Thank you for praying for me.  I will pray for you.  Our prayers will meet in the sky."
CSI, is an international human rights organization, campaigning for religious liberty and human dignity, and assisting victims of religious persecution, victimized children and victims of catastrophe. CSI was founded in 1977 in Switzerland by Rev. Hans Stückelberger, following peaceful demonstrations in support of persecuted Christians-