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Sahrawi human rights activist calls on Italy for respect of human rights in Western Sahara
Western sahara/italy/huma rights. Rome, May 26, 2011 (SPS) - Saharawi human rights activist Ahmed Naciri, recently released from the prison of Salé (Morocco), denounced the Moroccan repression against the Saharawi in the occupied territories of Western Sahara, at the end of a meeting with Chairman of the Standing Committee on the Rights of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, Mr. Furio Colombo and co-chair of the Parliamentary Group of Friendship with the Saharawi people, Ms. Carmen Motta.
Moroccan authorities release four Saharawi prisoners of conscience
El Aaiun (Occupied Territories), April 14, 2011 (SPS) - The Moroccan authorities of occupation have released Thursday Saharawi detainees Ali Salem Tamek, Brahim Dahane and Ahmad Naciri, indicated the Collective of Sahrawi human rights defenders (CODESA).
11 Saharawi political prisoners released
THE CORONER OF THE CRIMINAL COURT OF THE AAIUN, HAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR A GROUP OF JAILED SAHRAWI POLITICAL PRISONERS IN THE BLACK PRISON IN EL AAIUN, AFTER THE EVENTS THAT FOLLOWED THE DISMANTLINT OF GDEIM IZIK CAMP, ON NOVEMBER 8 2010.
Group of Seven: the Moroccan occupation authorities refused bail for three Sahrawi activists
Casablanca (Morocco), 23/12/2010 (SPS) .- The court rejected the Moroccan occupation on Wednesday granted bail to the three Sahrawi political prisoners of the Group of Seven ", which are currently in local prison in White House, according to the Ministry of Occupied Territories and Communities.
Letter
LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR RELEASE SAHARAN POLITICAL PRISONERS
I am following with utmost concern the degrading situation of human rights that the people living under Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara as a result of the repressive system in place in the territory of Western Sahara through the deployment of multiple units to abuse, kidnapping and torturing peaceful demonstrators Sahrawis, as the persecution and harassment of human rights defenders, preventing the exercise of their fundamental rights and free expression of their legitimate rights to self-determination.
I am also concerned about the alarming situation experienced by dozens of Sahrawi political prisoners in the prisons of El Ayoun, Ait Meloul, Tiznit, Inzegan, Taroudanet, Salé and Kenitra. These prisoners were tortured, interrogated, subjected to unfair trials and sentenced for illegally, have been internationally recognized as prisoners of conscience.
Faced with this grave situation of abuse and violations of their fundamental rights contrary to international conventions and international humanitarian law, requires:
The immediate and unconditional release of ALL SAHARAN POLITICAL PRISONERS.
