Western Sahara Human Rights Concerns

Human rights activists from Western Sahara have sounded the alarm regarding the severe and systematic violations suffered by Sahrawi civilians in the occupied areas of Western Sahara. They confirmed that the occupying Moroccan forces are escalating their repressive practices, including the suppression of freedoms, the seizure of rights, and the imposition of an media blockade that prevents observers and journalists from entering. Former detainees recalled their suffering in Moroccan prisons, where they were subjected to humiliating treatment and deprived of fundamental rights, amidst widespread violations that amount to torture, according to international human rights reports. They pointed out that occupation practices aim to suppress the Sahrawi people's resistance to their right to self-determination and independence. Meanwhile, Sahrawi students continue their studies under oppressive conditions within Moroccan universities, with an emphasis on the urgent need for the international community to intervene and compel the occupation to end these violations and dismantle the last remaining colony in Africa.

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