European union condemns Morocco's surveillance of Sahrawi activists
The Association of Friendship Committees with the Sahrawi People in Central and Eastern Europe condemns the Moroccan occupation state for its practices, which involve extensive surveillance and espionage systems against Sahrawi journalists and human rights activists. These practices include collecting information through advanced digital techniques such as the Pegasus program and companies like "Etisalat Maroc," with the aim of fabricating charges and silencing those demanding the right to self-determination. The association called for the release of political prisoners, the conduct of an independent investigation into these violations, and imposed a global ban on the sale of surveillance technology to Morocco to ensure respect for human rights.
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