In the very large majority of Arabic Countries, black community immigrants are aggressed, arbitrarily arrested, jailed, murdered, and drowned when crossing the seas. Their human rights are denied, and their dignity is deprived.  

In most of the Arab World and Middle East countries, black communities are victims of domestic enslavement and sexual abuse, with the approval of the public authorities. Very recently, the Tunisian President, KAIS SAIED has evoked the theory of ‘THE GREAT REPLACEMENT by arguing that the black immigrants’ flux constituted a serious threat that Tunisia needs to deal with. 

While young black immigrants are experiencing that kind of, enslavement and dehumanizing practices, corporations from Arabic countries are flourishing in Sub-Saharan countries and are looting their natural resources and their land and plundering their economies, to the detriment of the local business and populations’ wellness.   

The time is up for the international community to act and denunciate these crimes and these practices against the morality of human conscience and against the universal charter framing the human right and banning discrimination based on race, color, or other subjective criteria.    

Sub-Saharan African nations’ executives need immediately to undertake severe retaliation measures, such as banning products and goods importation from those Arabic countries. The second package of measures should be preventing industrial and financial corporations, in sub-Saharan countries, to continue operating or keep doing business, until corrective actions are taken to erase this scourge and abolish this evil.