Condemnation of Morocco's detention of Sahrawis

The Sahrawi Human Rights Defender Organization (CODESA) condemned the continued practices of torture, forced disappearance, and arbitrary detention in the occupied part of Western Sahara. It called for the establishment of an independent international mechanism to monitor the human rights situation there. The organization pointed out that these violations constitute a breach of the Convention Against Torture and international law. It emphasized the urgent need to put an end to oppressive policies and to secure the Sahrawi people's rights to freedom and self-determination, expressing full solidarity with victims of torture, including civilians and political prisoners.

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