Day international's fight against the violence of gender

 

On 25 November, declared by the United Nations as the international day of struggle against gender violence, the Sahrawi women we want to express our unconditional solidarity with all the women of the world who are victims of ill-treatment, and remember that the illegal Moroccan occupation of our country has turned women into the main target of repression with which you are attempting to stifle the Sahrawi Intifada in the occupied Western Sahara cities.

In any conflict, almost always women carry the brunt of war crimes, but in the Western Sahara case, women are not the mere consideration to humiliate one side. To difference of what occurs in the rest of the World Muslim, them women Sahrawi is have distinguished from them times of the colonization by its prominence active in the fight demands of its people. The political of terror and of repression erected in system in them areas occupied, is the price with that have paid and continue paying by not having is limited to a paper passive in the inside of their houses and have is developed in the engine of a fight that has used it claim peaceful as main ammunition.

The General Assembly of the United Nations elected on 25 November as the international day for the Elimination of violence against women to commemorate the violent murder of the three Mirabal sisters, who were activists of human rights, and symbols of resistance and the struggle against the dictatorship of Trujillo in the Dominican Republic.

In the Sahara West have countless examples of fight of our women that have sacrificed their life and their families by the fight of the respect scrupulous of them rights human. Them testimonies chilling of them sisters Fatma and Mamia Salek, that spent more than 16 years imprisoned in them dungeons Moroccan, suffering all type of torture and harassment included the of see how the life of their own parents is desgastaban in the same prison day after day until died there without power embrace to them yours, them beatings recent that has suffered Sukeina Jedehlu by the mere made of participate in a manifestation peaceful is an example of the violence exercised by Morocco against Saharawi citizens and that women face with courage and tenacity. Jedehlu until today still prostrate in a Chair's wheels after the beatings received.

Numerous human rights organisations such the prestigious Amnesty International and the American Human Rights Watch have corroborated reports condemning the most flagrant outrages to human rights in Western Sahara occupied by Morocco.

Since it erupted the second Western Sahara Intifada in the occupied areas, our major cities are besieged as a result of the entrance scene of the army Moroccan with its arsenal of weapons and material to military, which represents a new and dangerous situation whose consequences can lead to a real bloodbath, especially after the brutal repression that is exerted against the women this week in el Aaiun during a protest peaceful.

Many activists Sahrawi of rights human were and remain jailed accused of be them architects of them numerous demonstrations peaceful of claim of freedom and of Justice.

Political prisoners convicted for organizing the Gdeim Izik camp are still crammed in dark cells in Moroccan prisons. UNMS on the occasion of the international day against gender violence requires the UN to hold once the referendum on self-determination which should solve this problem of decolonization to put an end to the largest violation, the occupation of our country.