Hamad al-Neyl Abu Kassawy, Saudi Arabia

Publication Date: 01 December 2011 Sudanese national Hamad al-Neyl Abu Kassawy makes a living as a "suitcase trader," travelling between Sudan, Syria and the United Arab Emirates buying and selling household goods and clothes. Message from Hamad's wife, Tahani Muhammad NourSudanese national Hamad al-Neyl Abu Kassawy makes a living as a "suitcase trader," travelling between Sudan, Syria and the United Arab Emirates buying and selling household goods and clothes. This provides the sole income for his family in Sudan (his wife and three children and also his elderly parents). He flew…

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