SIGGOKART(formerly sigmaftwart)

FORGOT TO POST THEM ALL SO IMA MAKE SURE TO DO THIS HERE AND ON MY OTHER SOCIALS!! THANKS TO THE PEOPLE I ATTACKED FOR LETTING ME DRAW THEIR AWESOME CHARACTERS, THIS ARTFIGHT WAS SO FUN!!! :3 In order:

@ndotmov's Mauve/Sona

@rbillustration's Neon!

No matter your answer, you have another opportunity right now.

We are a group of LGBTIQ+ refugees struggling to survive in Sudan. Every day, we face unimaginable persecution, violence, and rejection. On top of this, we are battling severe shortages of food, medical care, and shelter.

Hunger is a daily reality. Many of us go days without food, and medical assistance is nearly impossible to access. Our shelters are small and inadequate, leaving us exposed to harsh conditions. For lesbians, even basic sanitary products are out of reach.

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From the GoFundMe page:

“We Are Being Pushed To Our Deaths! We just left a devastating meeting with the government, the Commissioner of Across, and UNHCR. The message was clear, terrifying, and final: the government does not want us queer refugees in this camp. We were told to leave. Not tomorrow. Not after resettlement. Now. They said: 'what are you still doing here? You were already sent away.' They said: 'we don't want to see your minority group here again.' They said: 'we have the same laws as where you came from.' That means laws that criminalize LGBTQ people, with punishments like life imprisonment and even death. It means no protections, no rights, and no place for us. The government's 'solution' is to dump us in a nearby city already unstable with war and poverty. A city where we have no shelter, no food, no security, and no protection from the homophobia that follows us. We are being erased. We are over 370 LGBTIQ refugees, if not 400 including kids in this camp. We are being marked for removal, not relocation. And we know what that means. We are being pushed into danger, into silence, into death. And still, we asked, 'can we stay in this camp, under any terms?' because here at least we are together. Here, we still watch out for one another. But they said no. They want us gone. Not just out of the camp, but gone. This goes against the UN's own promises. It goes against basic human rights. We are pleading with everyone around the world especially the queer community. Don't let them disappear us. Don't let us be silenced like this. We are queer. We are refugees. We are human. And if the world turns away now, it may be too late. Urgent update from May 14th: I just left another hearing - the government has given us 10 days to vacate or they threatened to forcefully remove us at gunpoint. All I can say is - we aren't going anywhere yet. Because we have nowhere to go. - Phil”