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Al-Zomla June 17 Uprising and Leader Disappearance
The Zomala Uprising in the Desert, which began on June 17, 1970, led by a group of young people including Mohamed Sayed Ibrahim Bousiri, was the first organized rebellion against Spanish colonial rule. Their protests focused on improving social and economic conditions in the city of Smara, and later spread to other areas, especially in El Aaiun, with the aim of rejecting Spanish occupation and demanding independence and liberation. The protesters faced repression and imprisonment by Spanish authorities, and this uprising was linked to an attempted revolt by the Sahrawis against colonization. It remains one of the historical events commemorated annually in the region.
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