Moroccan forces persist against Sahrawi prisoners
The Sahrawi civilian prisoners in Moroccan prisons are suffering from abuses and the prison administration's refusal to provide them with necessary medical treatment. Prisoner Mohamed Borial, a member of the "Gdeim Izik" group, announced that he has gone on a hunger strike to protest the lack of transfer for treatment after he was severely poisoned on October 17, despite his intense pain and his pleas being ignored. Additionally, prisoner Abdullah Abhaah was forced to return to his cell in Tiflet 2 Prison despite his deteriorating health, just one day after being transferred to the hospital, where he did not receive appropriate care despite his worsening condition following his hunger strike. The human rights organization calls for international intervention to protect the rights of Sahrawi prisoners and ensure they receive the necessary medical treatment.
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