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Opposition to collective punishment of Sahrawi prisoners
A human rights report exposes the persistence of the Moroccan occupation's retaliatory measures against Sahrawi civilian prisoners in Moroccan jails, where their health conditions are deteriorating due to deliberate neglect. Testimonies reveal that prisons impose collective punishments, including restrictions on their basic rights such as communication, shortening phone calls, and implementing provocative procedures against prisoners, including Abdullah Lkhafouni and Mohamed Bani, who have been subjected to provocations and pressure to refuse signing unknown documents. Sahrawi prisoners also suffer from worsening health conditions caused by medical neglect and inhumane detention, with prison authorities refusing to transfer some of them to hospitals despite their deteriorating health. The report confirms that these practices are part of a systematic policy aimed at breaking the prisoners' will, and that international organizations and the United Nations have called for their immediate release, considering their detention arbitrary.
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