International calls to aid Sahrawi prisoners

The article addresses the deteriorating health and humanitarian situation of Sahrawi prisoners in Moroccan prisons. Many of them are on hunger strikes to protest harsh and inhumane detention conditions. The Sahrawi Prisoners' Protection League confirmed that the prisoners suffer from severe health issues including kidney pain, heart disease, asthma, and the effects of their hunger strikes, which have led to a serious decline in their overall condition. It also pointed out that the prison administration uses toxic paint materials during maintenance procedures, despite prisoners suffering from severe respiratory ailments, thus increasing their health risks. The League called on the Moroccan authorities to intervene immediately, conduct urgent medical examinations, end solitary confinement, and open communication channels with families and lawyers. Additionally, it urged international organizations to intervene to protect the prisoners' rights and work towards improving their conditions, as their lives are at risk.

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