Sahrawi Health & Care in Camps: A Sahrawi pharmaceutical lab in Tindouf—built inside the Bachir Saleh National Hospital area—keeps producing medicines like paracetamol, ibuprofen, eye drops and antibiotics despite harsh sand, shortages and isolation, with a small team of technicians running daily operations. Prisoner Health & Rights: Sahrawi civilian prisoner Bashir Khadda was reportedly moved to occupied El Aaiún after a phone call to family was cut off, amid an ongoing hunger-strike “battle for dignity,” while Morocco’s prison authority rejects claims linking Gdeim Izik hunger strikes to detention conditions. Humanitarian Funding Pressure: UNHCR’s Barham Salih warned that conditions in the Tindouf camps are deteriorating and that long-running, underfunded humanitarian support is “unsustainable,” urging political solutions and voluntary choice. Aid Mismanagement Claims: New allegations in the camps point to diverted aid, weak transparency and financial fraud involving intermediaries and companies, raising fresh concerns about how medical and humanitarian resources reach families. Education/Health Cooperation: Madrid-area university cooperation with Tifariti highlights ongoing projects tied to humanitarian, educational, health and cultural support, with calls to step up healthcare and basic needs.