AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPrisoner Health Crisis: Sahrawi political prisoners from the Gdeim Izik group remain on open-ended hunger strike in Moroccan prisons, with reports of worsening health, restricted family contact, and punitive measures including transfers that cut off communication—raising urgent concerns for medical care and detainee safety. UN Rights Push: A Sahrawi human rights defender urged the UN Human Rights Council to set up an independent monitoring mechanism for Western Sahara and called for the immediate release of Sahrawi political prisoners, citing discrimination and lack of impartial oversight. Humanitarian Conditions in Tindouf: UNHCR warned that life in the Tindouf camps is deteriorating and “unsustainable,” with humanitarian needs underfunded and residents denied meaningful choice about their future. Local Health Supply: In the Tindouf camps, the Mohamed Embarek Fakal·la pharmaceutical lab keeps producing essential medicines—from paracetamol and antibiotics to eye drops—despite sand, shortages, and harsh conditions. Regional Diplomacy: Vietnam reiterated UN support for decolonisation and self-determination for Non-Self-Governing Territories, aligning with UN Charter principles.
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