France sees rising condemnations this evening
The Vitry-sur-Seine City Council in France condemned the continued detention of the Sahrawi human rights defender, Naama Asfari, who has been on a hunger strike since June 8th to protest his harsh imprisonment conditions. The council demands his immediate release along with all other Sahrawi political prisoners, amid growing international criticism of Moroccan occupation violations in Western Sahara. Since 2010, he has been held in Kenitra prison following an unfair trial. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has approved his release and that of his fellow prisoners, while Sahrawi activists and the international community continue to show solidarity in the face of occupation policies that are considered violations of international law.
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