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International coalition targets Algerian officials over 1975 Moroccan expulsion
The International Union for Supporting Moroccan Families Displaced from Algeria in 1975 intends to turn to international courts to pursue Algerian officials, following a meeting of its executive office during which they discussed developing legal measures to defend the victims. The issue dates back to the Algerian authorities’ expulsion of thousands of Moroccans in December 1975, an operation dubbed "The Black March," which led to family separations and property losses. It is estimated that the number of those displaced ranges between 26,000 and 30,000 people, with calls for recognition, justice, and reparation. The organization plans to submit a detailed report on the case in December, with the aim of keeping the issue on the international legal and humanitarian agenda.
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