Prisoner Health & Rights: Sahrawi prisoners linked to the Gdeim Izik case report escalating reprisals after an open-ended hunger strike, including arbitrary transfers and families losing contact—one prisoner was moved to Oudaya Prison without notice, another confirmed relocated to occupied El Aaiún, and a third’s whereabouts were unclear until late September; one detainee was forced to stop the strike after health deterioration and transfer to a medical unit. Refugee Camp Health & Aid Integrity: UNHCR chief Barham Salih warned that conditions in the Tindouf camps are deteriorating and the half-century status quo is “intolerable,” while separate reporting alleges misappropriation of humanitarian aid and new exploitation schemes that leave families, merchants, and cooperatives in destitution. Local Medical Capacity in Exile: A Sahrawi pharmaceutical lab in the Tindouf area continues producing essential medicines—from paracetamol and antibiotics to eye drops and gels—despite sand, shortages, and harsh conditions. Education & Care Access: Spain’s Autonomous University of Madrid marked 20 years of cooperation with Western Sahara, highlighting projects in humanitarian, educational, and health support, including calls to address reduced assistance for healthcare and food. Language for Clinical Communication: Spain’s University of La Laguna offered a Darija seminar for medical and nursing students to improve practical communication with Moroccan patients. Governance & Health Policy Context: Morocco’s election results put Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri on track to form a government, with domestic responsibilities including health care now shifting to a new coalition.