Évry-sur-Seine Supports Naama Safari
The article discussed the support demonstrated by the Évry-sur-Seine City Council in France for the case of Sahrawi detainee Naama Esfari, a human rights defender who has been held for over 12 years in Moroccan prisons. It addressed his rights and the conditions he endures during his imprisonment. The council unanimously approved supporting Esfari's struggle and that of his comrades from the Gdeim Izik group, calling for his immediate release due to his arbitrary detention and torture, as reported by United Nations reports and human rights organizations. It also expressed concern over the worsening conditions of his detention, particularly following his transfer to Marrakesh Prison and his deteriorating health as a result of a hunger strike. The council reiterated its call on Morocco to ensure the rights and dignity of detainees and maintained its stance on the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and a resolution to the Western Sahara dispute.
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