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Calls to disclose fate of 400 Sahrawi missing
The demands for accounting for the fate of more than 400 missing Sahrawis in the territories occupied by Morocco continue, with the National Sahrawi Human Rights Committee accusing the Moroccan occupation of practicing kidnapping and enforced disappearance since its occupation of Western Sahara. The issue of the missing persons remains one of the most prominent human rights concerns, and the international community is called upon to investigate and hold responsible those involved, especially given the ongoing mystery surrounding the fate of the abducted individuals. This comes in conjunction with the United Nations commemorating the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances and calling for the occupied territories to be opened to media and international organizations to enhance oversight and protect civilians. Additionally, a solidarity demonstration was held in Gijón, Spain, demanding the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and respect for international law.
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