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النهار أونلاين
Sahrawi Republic raises alarm over Naama Asfari's health
The Ministry of Occupied Territories and Expatriates Affairs of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic expressed its deep concern over the deteriorating health condition of detainee and human rights activist, Naama Asfari, who is entering his 41st day of an open-ended hunger strike amidst the Moroccan occupation authorities’ disregard for his demands. He has lost approximately 10 kilograms and has reached a critical stage that threatens his life, with his communication with the outside world cut off since July 13 and contact entirely severed, despite his calls for immediate release based on UN and international human rights resolutions. It is worth noting that Asfari was arrested in 2010, sentenced to 30 years in prison, and human rights advocates are demanding his release and the provision of healthcare. They consider his strike a form of protest aligned with his demand for the implementation of UN resolutions concerning Sahrawi prisoners.
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