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Trade Union Conference Supports Sahrawi Independence
An international report supported the Sahrawi people's struggle for self-determination and independence, calling on the international community to ensure the application of international law in the occupied territories. The forum was attended by 72 delegates from 41 trade organizations across 17 countries. It emphasized that the deprivation of their rights exacerbates violations against the Sahrawi people, including repression of trade unions and the plundering of natural resources such as fishing, phosphates, and energy. The report also denounced colonial policies such as forced displacement and discrimination against Sahrawi workers. It highlighted the case of the "Gdeim Izik" detainees, who were sentenced to life and 30 years in prison for participating in protests demanding their rights. The organizations called for the protection of workers' rights and the urgent need to end colonization in the region.
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