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Hunger-Striking Prisoners: On October 11, the Palestinian Committee for Solidarity with the Sahrawi People urged the UN and other international leaders to protect nine Gdeim Izik prisoners on hunger strike in Moroccan jails and ensure they receive medical care. Sahrawi President Brahim Ghali has warned that some prisoners are in critical condition. Tindouf Health Needs: A UN draft report warns of rising child malnutrition and continued aid shortages in the camps near Tindouf. Without a full census, aid agencies must rely on estimates, complicating efforts to plan food, health and nutrition services.

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International Human Rights Association urges Germany, international organizations to protect health and freedom of Sahrawi hunger strikers

International Human Rights Association urges Germany, international organizations to protect health and freedom of Sahrawi hunger strikers

Sahrawi human rights defender calls before Human Rights Council for independent international mechanism to monitor human rights in Western Sahara

Sahrawi human rights defender calls before Human Rights Council for independent international mechanism to monitor human rights in Western Sahara

The collateral damage of the electoral advance: health laws, Justice, proposals that fall again and sectors that were expecting new regulations

The collateral damage of the electoral advance: health laws, Justice, proposals that fall again and sectors that were expecting new regulations

Layachi: Moroccan Elections in Western Sahara are a Poorly Executed Play and the Sahrawi Cause Enjoys Sustained International Attention

Layachi: Moroccan Elections in Western Sahara are a Poorly Executed Play and the Sahrawi Cause Enjoys Sustained International Attention


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