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Sahrawi Human Rights Calls for Justice
The Sahrawi National Committee for Human Rights called for the prosecution and trial of Moroccan officials regarding human rights violations in Western Sahara. They also demanded the disclosure of the fate of over 400 disappeared Sahrawis, whose whereabouts remain unknown—including the group of 15 kidnapped individuals. Additionally, they urged an investigation into the crimes of kidnapping, torture, and killing committed by the Moroccan state. The committee held Spain responsible for the disappearances that occurred during the Spanish occupation and called for the disclosure of the fate of the late Bousiri. They emphasized that enforced disappearance is considered a war crime and a crime against humanity under international law, and stated that Morocco has been committing these crimes with impunity since its occupation of Western Sahara.
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