Arab youths coerced into fighting Ukraine
The report documents multiple cases of Arab youth who became victims of various forms of coercion to enlist in Russia. These include threats of imprisonment, exploitation of financial need, and the use of forged documents. Many of them are deceived through promises of earning large sums of money, obtaining passports, and acquiring Russian citizenship. However, they often end up undergoing brief military training before being sent to combat fronts, where they face the danger of death or capture. Data indicates that dozens of young men from Egypt, Tunisia, and Iraq have been killed or are missing after joining, and their families are left in the dark about their whereabouts. The costs and legal efforts to find them or recover their bodies are high, amidst warnings about the poor conditions faced by families dealing with these situations.
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