Sudanese plane hijackers surrender in Libya
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adaydream
Hijacking is wrong.
But these hijackers were refuges who have been mistreated. They found a way to get out of Darfur are took it.
What's it going to take to protect these refuges. Two got way. There are still millions suffering. < :-)
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rajakumar
Problems is in sudan, so there is hijacking, for the cause of many factions in politics and their cause. Unless better future comes in sudan, there will be more problems of crimes/war or hijacking for sudan people, sudan air and sudan nation.
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