Pharmaceutical resilience in Tindouf camps: A Sahrawi-run lab in Rabouni keeps producing essential medicines—paracetamol, ibuprofen, eye drops, serums, ointments, ultrasound gels and antibiotics—despite harsh desert conditions and supply shortages, with daily work by a small team of technicians. Prison health and hunger strikes: Sahrawi civilian prisoner Bashir Khadda was reportedly moved to occupied El Aaiún, but a family phone call was cut off, amid an ongoing hunger strike; Morocco’s prison authority denies claims linking hunger strikes to detention conditions and says medical care and education access are provided. Refugee health and living conditions: UNHCR chief Barham Salih warned that conditions in the Tindouf camps are deteriorating and humanitarian needs remain underfunded, calling the long-term “sequestration” intolerable and urging political solutions over indefinite aid. Aid diversion allegations: New reports accuse camp-linked networks of misappropriating humanitarian aid and running fraudulent schemes, including diversion of food and medical supplies, raising fresh concerns about transparency and the safety of health-related assistance. Education/health cooperation: Madrid’s public universities and Tifariti University signed new cooperation steps, with presentations highlighting humanitarian, educational, health and cultural projects in the camps.