Moroccan Occupation Escalates Crackdown on Sahrawi Prisoners
The Moroccan occupation has intensified the repression of Sahrawi prisoners in the Ain El Assad prisons, where detainees Hassan Dakh and Ahmed Sbai were referred to disciplinary council after protesting against humiliating treatment during their transfer to take university exams. This could lead to sanctions including solitary confinement. This escalation reflects ongoing violations of prisoners' rights and their refusal to submit to oppressive measures, alongside the continued hunger strike of many detainees in support of their comrade Nuhma Asfari, who is still on an open-ended hunger strike for the 36th day in protest of prison conditions. Human rights organizations have emphasized the urgent need for international intervention to protect Sahrawi prisoners, who are suffering from retaliatory policies and mistreatment that ignore their fundamental rights.
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