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Desert Group Opposes filming of The Odyssey in Dakhla
A Sahrawi organization confirmed that parts of the film "The Odyssey" were shot in occupied Dakhla, emphasizing that the support of the Moroccan occupation for these filming activities aims to whitewash the legitimacy of the Western Sahara occupation, which remains considered an occupied territory whose people have no right to self-determination. The organization pointed out that the filming was carried out with the approval and logistical support of the occupation authorities, while they continue to prevent journalists and human rights defenders from entering the region to monitor the human rights situation. The organization called on the global film community not to use shooting locations in occupied territories as a means to beautify or legitimize occupation or colonialism, asserting that such actions reinforce exploitation and threaten the rights of peoples.
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