Siasa delegation visits Sahrawi camps
A high-level delegation from the African Intelligence and Security Agencies Committee held a regional workshop in North Africa, in Algeria, from October 12 to 15, to discuss the implications of drug proliferation and consumption in the region. The visit included an overview of the work of human rights organizations, such as the Families of Prisoners and Missing Persons Association, the Sahrawi Red Crescent, as well as the Mine Action Office "SAMAKO," which is working to remove landmines planted by Moroccan occupying forces in Western Sahara, still causing casualties. Samples of smuggled drugs were displayed, along with discussions on measures taken to confront them. The visit also featured cultural presentations and an understanding of the Sahrawi people's struggle, aimed at raising awareness about Western Sahara’s cause and the challenges it faces, with a focus on combating drugs and landmines and their impact on the region.
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