ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月12日 03時34分

“The Australians argue about us and 2 elections were won fighting about our situation. ‘Don’t let in the boat people,’ they say, or ‘say yes to the boat people,’ but in the end, we’re just tools. No one really cares about us.” Abdul Aziz Muhamat, from Darfur, is one of 900 men detained by Australia on Manus Island, a remote corner of the Papua New Guinea archipelago. Aziz — the name he now uses — is haunted by memories: He remembers how Sudanese government forces bound a villager’s limbs to 4 horses and “tore him up.” With an uncle’s help, he fled: from Khartoum airport on Yemenia Airways Flight 632 (“I still remember the number”) to Sana, Yemen. From there, he went on to Dubai, and then to Jakarta, Indonesia, where was met by a Sudanese man who whisked him south to Bogor, where he hid in a house with Iranians, Pakistanis, Burmese and others. Eventually, on his second attempt to cross to Australia, the Australian Navy threw him into a detention center, and he was eventually flown to Manus. While on assignment for #NYTOpinion, @ashgilbertson photographed Aziz and other broken men in paradise. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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