Moroccan occupation floods Sahrawi areas with drugs
Amenitu Haidar, the President of the Western Sahara Human Rights Organization, confirmed that Morocco is implementing policies aimed at dismantling the social fabric in Western Sahara. These include the spread of drugs and the exclusion of young people, with the goal of weakening society and undermining its national identity. During her participation in Geneva, at the invitation of the "Right Livelihood Foundation," she warned that flooding the occupied territories with drugs is used as a tool to harm youth and fragment social bonds. She also highlighted political and economic repression, which drives many Sahrawis to forced migration. Additionally, she called for international intervention to protect political prisoners, especially prisoner Nuhma Asfari, who is on a hunger strike, and to reveal ongoing abuses in Moroccan prisons.
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