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Évry-sur-Seine backs Nema Esfari
The Essonne Metropolitan Council of Évry-sur-Seine in France visited Nidal Al-Asir, a Sahrawi prisoner and human rights activist, who has been detained in Moroccan prisons since 2010. He was released in 2016 as a representative of the city. The council expressed its support for his rights and those of his comrades from the Gdeim Izik group. It called for his immediate release, citing UN reports that confirm his arbitrary detention and violations of human rights, including torture. The decision condemned the deterioration of his conditions in detention, especially after his transfer to Marrakech, where he went on hunger strike along with other prisoners to demand their rights. The council also urged ensuring the prisoners’ rights, including access to healthcare and respecting their dignity, emphasizing the importance of upholding international law and UN resolutions to resolve the Western Sahara conflict.
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