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Victims of Terror Attacks Reject US Deal to Delist Sudan

Nabeel Biajo

   WASHINGTON - One of the attorneys representing victims of the 1998
   terror attacks on U.S. embassies in East Africa and their families says
   the majority of his clients reject the deal that would result in
   President Donald Trump removing Sudan from the U.S. State Sponsors of
   Terrorism list.

   Michael Miller says the deal, in which Sudan would pay $335 million to
   settle claims related to the bombings, discriminates between victims
   based on their nationality, paying American victims and their families
   far more that it will pay East African victims who worked for the
   American embassies.

   "I do not believe an American life is worth more than a fellow
   co-worker who is the in the next desk because one was born in Kenya and
   one was born in America," Miller told VOA's South Sudan in Focus in an
   interview Monday.

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