AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPrisoner Health Emergency: The Basque Parliament has demanded urgent measures to protect Sahrawi political prisoner Ennaâma Asfari, saying his month-long hunger strike has severely deteriorated his health and put his life at risk, urging Morocco to meet UN human-rights standards and act on UN body recommendations. Hunger Strike—Naâma Asfari: Sahrawi and European rights lawyers warn Naâma Asfari’s health is in imminent danger after more than a month on hunger strike in Kenitra Prison, citing major weight loss, severe weakness, mobility problems, and alleged medical neglect; Morocco is accused of failing to provide urgent care and information. International Pressure: The Sahrawi National Council has launched an international parliamentary campaign urging the ICRC, UN bodies, and European institutions to intervene, while Polisario letters to the UN Security Council and UN Special Rapporteurs call for independent medical exams, treatment, an end to isolation, and family access. Community Support: In the Canary Islands, municipal federations continue “Holidays in Peace” receptions for Sahrawi children, with local officials and host families welcoming participants. Health & Rights Context: Portugal’s Assembly and Spain’s CEAS-Sahara also renewed calls for Naâma Asfari’s release and independent medical assistance as his condition worsens.
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