With nowhere safe to go, deportation from Germany is a realistic possibility for me as a 20 year old, black queer activist. My family is stuck in my war-stricken homeland—moving back to Sudan is impossible. Genocide, the imminent threat of danger to my family and I, freedom as a queer and non-binary activist is unrealistic.

As a Sudanese, My activism, identity, and my relentless pursuit of Queer women's rights and democracy in Sudan have put my life in constant danger. As an outspoken queer feminist journalist and political human rights activist, I have faced risks and persecution both online and offline. I’m currently seeking a sustainable solution to escape harm, continue my art and activism, and rebuild my life free from fear and persecution.

In Sudan, I face severe threats and violence simply for being who I am. I lived in constant fear of government violence and persecution for writing and documenting the abuse towards women and Sudanese LGBTQIA+ individuals in protest during the revolution in Sudan.

I escaped this and relocated to Germany, but my relief was short-lived as my artist at risk visa expired on June 30, 2024. This new challenge of having to prove to white men that I deserve to stay in this country has created its own challenges — denial of education, doesn't allow me to work, and doesn't give me any social support. At this point, I’ve run out of options and I’m reaching out to you, my community, and allies, to help me raise the funds I need to secure my safety and stability. Your donation will help me cover the lawyer, legal fees, and living expenses.