EU-BASED RSF INFLUENCER INCITES COVER-UP OF G*NOCIDE

European states love to lecture the world on the concepts of universal human rights and freedom of speech. But what about when free speech is abused to incite war crimes against Africans? Are the victims too black to be deserving of these so-called “universal” human rights?

These questions must be asked in the context of the Europe-based influencers affiliated to the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces who, without being held accountable by European authorities, continue to incite atrocities to be perpetrated in Sudan.

One of the most popular RSF influencers is the Amsterdam-based Maysara Bob, who is followed by dozens of the militia’s active fighters, including one who rose to notoriety for his mass executions during the RSF’s g*nocide in Al-Fashir.

In the aftermath of the militia’s ethnic cleansing campaign, Bob released a video calling on RSF propagandists to whitewash the RSF’s crimes by extracting forced statements out of citizens. While this would constitute a war crime under International Humanitarian Law, Bob suggests that this would give RSF supporters such as himself “evidence” to take to the “white people” at the European Parliament.

But Bob is not the only Europe-based RSF influencer. In France, there is Issa Musa Himeidan. In the UK, there is Alrabea Abdelmoneim. Despite repeated reports to the authorities from the Sudanese diaspora in Europe, they continue to incite RSF war crimes from European soil.