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Desert groups condemn Moroccan repression and urge international protection
The occupied Western Sahara is witnessing a rise in human rights violations, as Moroccan occupation forces continue to suppress Sahrawi civilians who reject the occupation and demand their rights to self-determination and independence. Human rights organizations have documented cases of political imprisonment, tightening restrictions on defenders and activists, and the use of heavy weaponry and drones to target civilians, all amid the lack of an effective international mechanism to monitor the situation. Additionally, political detainees suffer harsh conditions and are ongoing hunger strikers, while policies of discrimination and repression against families worsen, as they demand an end to the violations and respect for fundamental rights.
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