Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Claude Mangin begins a visit to Germany on the human rights situation in Western Sahara
Human
rights activist Claude Mangin Asfari has begun a awarenee visit to
Germany on the human rights situation in the Occupied Territories of
Western Sahara
The
activist of the Saharawi cause participated in the 16th edition of
the African Film Festival in Cologne. She was one of the guests of
honor where the film Dis-Leur I Exist and 4 short films Three Stolen
Cameras, Cast in Sand, Barber Shop Skeikima and elsewhere were
screened.
In
the Municipality of Bremen, Claude Mangin Asfari, was received at the
seat of the Land Parliament by the Deputy, Vice President of the
Foreign Affairs Committee Mrs Grotheer and by Hermann Kleen, the
Chief of Staff of Christian Weber the President of the Parliament. It
was a question of how to continue the already active support of
Bremen to the Parliament in Berlin.
In
this context, the human rights activist met with the municipality of
Göttingen, the director of the Association of Endangered Peoples,
Ulrich Delius where he promised to continue to redouble the efforts
especially to organize concerts with the other German associations to
obtain support of the Saharawi cause from the German Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and to be a spokesman of the Saharawi cause in
(OHCHR), The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human
Rights in Geneva thanks to its ECOSOC status.
Sunday, September 16, 2018
Official launch of academic year 2018-2019
The
new academic year (2018-2019) officially started on Sunday in the
Saharawi refugee camps and liberated territories of the Sahrawi
Republic, after the national conference on education held last week
in the wilaya of Boujdour.
The Ministry of Education confirmed that the launch is conducted with the presence of members from the National Secretariat of the Polisario Front, the Sahrawi government, and regional and local authorities, and under the supervision of the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry of Education also supervised the transfer of studying in neighboring Algeria starting from August 8, under the supervision of a committee of education and national partner institutions. (SPS)
The Ministry of Education confirmed that the launch is conducted with the presence of members from the National Secretariat of the Polisario Front, the Sahrawi government, and regional and local authorities, and under the supervision of the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry of Education also supervised the transfer of studying in neighboring Algeria starting from August 8, under the supervision of a committee of education and national partner institutions. (SPS)
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
POLISARIO renews its commitment to support UN envoy to Western Sahara efforts for direct negotiations
Wali
of Aaiun Camps, Mr. Mohamed Salim Bisset has reiterated the
commitment of the Frente POLISARIO to support the efforts of the UN
Special Envoy to Western Sahara, former German President Horst
Köhler, voicing POLISARIO full readiness to resume direct
negotiations with the Moroccan occupation state In good faith and
without any preconditions.
Sahrawi
official while presenting a conference entitled “Three decades to
eradicate colonization; Evaluation and changes in Western Sahara ”
on the sidelines of his participation along with Saharawi
delegation composed of human rights activists and victims of Moroccan
occupation repression in the works of the XXXIX session of the
Human Rights Council. SPS
Thursday, August 30, 2018
International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances: CEAS-Sahara urges MINURSO to ensure access to places where there are reports of mass graves
Madrid, August 30, 2018 (SPS) - The State Coordinating Committee of Associations in Solidarity with the Sahrawi people (CEAS-Sahara) has demanded in a statement on the occasion of the International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances that MINURSO (United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara) ensure access to places where there are reports of mass graves or burials of dead or disappeared persons and that independent teams can carry out this identification and return to their families.
CEAS-Sahara has stated in its statement that Enforced disappearance is still a reality in Western Sahara and "is one of the most atrocious behaviors carried out for decades against the Saharawi people that still hopes to make effective their rights to justice, truth and reparation. . "
CEAS-Sahara said that the Sahrawi disappeared persons in the graves where exhumations have been carried out, and in other cases still pending clarification, were Spanish citizens.
On December 21, 2010, the General Assembly of the United Nations expressed its concern over the increase in forced disappearances in various regions of the world and decided to declare August 30, International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearances.
AFAPREDESA, the Association of Relatives of Prisoners and Sahrawis Disappeared continues working on the search of more than 400 documented cases of victims of enforced disappearances in Western Sahara. The majority of these disappearances occurred during the first years of the military occupation of the territory (between 1975 and 1976).
CEAS-Sahara said that there is ample evidence of the existence of mass graves in Western Sahara. The places of burial of the Sahrawi people who died in the clandestine detention centers have not been revealed, nor have their remains been rescued and identified, nor returned to their families for their burial and mourning.
At the invitation AFAPREDESA, a forensic investigation team of HEGOA, Institute of the University of the Basque Country, under the direction of Professor Francisco Etxeberria Gabilondo, has proceeded to the exhumation of different common graves .
In this context, in light of the results of the investigations carried out to date from CEAS-Sahara, it warned of the risk that the sites are of common graves being destroyed by the Moroccan occupying administration given that some of those places are in zones under military or police control.
CEAS-Sahara demanded that the Spanish State assume its responsibility. The disappeared Sahrawi people in the graves where exhumations have been carried out, in other cases still pending clarification, were Spanish citizens at the time of the events.
The Spanish State maintains its responsibility to investigate and support the recognition of the victims of enforced disappearance of the Saharawi people, and this has been recognized in the investigation of the case of genocide that continues in the National Court. SPS
Saturday, August 11, 2018
The participants in the ninth (martyr Boukhari Ahmed) edition of the summer university which takes place in Boumerdes,

Wednesday, August 8, 2018
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