Tuesday, March 28, 2017

UNMS takes part in refugees Day at Carlos III Spanish University

The head of International Relations of the Sahrawi Women Union (UNMS),  Ms.  Jadiyetu El Mojtar participated on Monday in the Conference on refugees organized by Carlos III University of Madrid, where she has presented a paper on refugees and the causes that drive people to flee their countries.
 In her speech, the Saharawi representative criticized the double standards of Western powers working with humanitarian agencies at the same time support this situation by selling arms and signing illegal agreements with a country that illegally occupies another territory and violates systematically Human rights as is the case in Morocco.

Jadiyetu El Mojtar demanded a real commitment to put an end to the causes that drive people to flee their countries, and experienced the precarious situation in the occupied Territories of Western Sahara where the Moroccan occupant constantly violates the rights of the civilian Saharawi population.
 she praised the important role of Saharawi women in Saharawi refugee camps with exemplary self-management that deserved respect and consideration from international organizations working there. SPS

Jadiyetu El Mojtar participated on Monday in the Conference on refugees organized by Carlos III University of Madrid,

 The head of International Relations of the Sahrawi Women Union (UNMS),  Ms.  Jadiyetu El Mojtar participated on Monday in the Conference on refugees organized by Carlos III University of Madrid, where she has presented a paper on refugees and the causes that drive people to flee their countries.
In her speech, the Saharawi representative criticized the double standards of Western powers working with humanitarian agencies at the same time support this situation by selling arms and signing illegal agreements with a country that illegally occupies another territory and violates systematically Human rights as is the case in Morocco.
 Jadiyetu El Mohtar demanded a real commitment to put an end to the causes that drive people to flee their countries, and experienced the precarious situation in the occupied Territories of Western Sahara where the Moroccan occupant constantly violates the rights of the civilian Saharawi population.
 She praised the important role of Saharawi women in Saharawi refugee camps with exemplary self-management that deserved respect and consideration from international organizations working there. SPS

Saturday, March 11, 2017

The struggle of Saharawi women in the camps, occupied territories and diaspora was held yesterday at the center of Women and Equality of the City Council of Getafe

The struggle of Saharawi women in the camps, occupied territories and diaspora was held yesterday at the center of Women and Equality of the City Council of Getafe, Madrid, at the initiative of the RedMamsa (Madrid Network for Support to Saharawi Women)
The Conference was attended by the Secretary General of the National Union of Saharawi Women (UNMS), Fatma Mehdi, and the head of International Relations Jadiyetu El Mohtar, in addition to Meti Mohamed Lamin, Digja Lechgar, Aicha Babeit, and young Fati Jadad.
The participants highlighted the important role played by Saharawi women in their double struggle for freedom and respect for human rights. (SPS)

Saturday, March 4, 2017

Washington denounces restrictions on liberties in occupied Sahrawi territories

Marrocan  authorities continued in 2016 imposing restrictions on the civil and political rights of the Sahrawis in the occupied territories, according to the US Department of State in its annual report on human rights practices in the world.
“The most significant human rights problems in the territory of Western Sahara were Moroccan government restrictions on the civil liberties and on the political rights of pro-independence advocates,” US Department of State said in its report.
The document reports the increase in the inhuman treatment of the Sahrawi prisoners. Based on the observations of several sources, the Department of State affirmed that the mistreatment of the Sahrawi prisoners continued in 2016.
“Pre-trial detention conditions were especially a concern due to overcrowding and detention periods were often prolonged,” said the source, underlining that the judicial power “weakened by corruption and extrajudicial influence” is not independent and refused the right for a fair public trial to the accused.
The restrictions imposed on international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and local human rights associations continued in 2016, said the report, underlining the ongoing violations committed by the Moroccan security forces encouraged by the widespread impunity.
NGOs continued to receive reports about the mistreatment of the Sahrawi prisoners, said the source, adding that the United Nations Human Rights Committee remains concerned about the continued use of torture.(SPS)


Monday, January 23, 2017

Sahrawi people, backed by representatives of French associations, staged Monday afternoon a rally in Trocadero, in Paris, followed by another outside Morocco's Embassy.

Sahrawi people, backed by representatives of French associations, staged Monday afternoon a rally in Trocadero, in Paris, followed by another outside Morocco's Embassy.


The protesters demanded the "immediate and unconditioned" release of Sahrawi political prisoners, whose trial is taking place in Rabat, as well as the "end of repression" in the occupied Sahrawi territories.
On 8 November 2010, Morocco's security forces violently demolished the camp of Gdeim Izik set up by more than 20,000 Sahrawis, of whom twenty-two were sentenced to heavy prison terms (from 20 years to life).
Paris rally aims at "breaking silence of major media and demanding that the French government changes its policy and no longer support Morocco," according to the organizers.
The rally was staged by the Association of Sahrawis in France (ASF), the Association of Sahrawi Community in France (ACSF), the Platform for Solidarity with the People of Western Sahara and the Association of the Friends of Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic 


Saturday, December 10, 2016

One year more the Sahrawi people and the Sahrawi women have to continue waging a battle for our most elementary rights

 One year more the Sahrawi people and the Sahrawi women have to continue waging a battle for our most elementary rights inalienable to the denial by an occupying force reluctant to the legitimate cry of a people that demands its right to self-determination.
As women that suffer an occupation military of our country from a force foreign, doomed to the exile forced have the commitment of follow in the combat as the greater action released from the yoke oppressive.
It is a paradox that the Saharan people with all the violated rights follow fighting for the basic right to continue to exist as a people and as a free and sovereign nation to the continuous military occupation of our country by Morocco. The occupation of the Western Sahara  by Morocco has been and is possible because countries democratic European so it have decided by its collusion with it occupation and their agreements political and commercial with the force of occupation for the plunder indiscriminate of them resources natural of the village Sahrawi and that apart from its illegality e immorality perpetuate it occupation and them e violations of them rights political , social, cultural and economic of the  Western Sahara people.
The Moroccan occupation has divided the Saharan people and their territory in two through a shameful wall surrounded by mines and fences and millions of mines anti-personnel landmines that perpetuate the stage in which Morocco bombing to the Saharan population with Napalm and phosphorus white in order to physically eliminate the Sahrawi people, as it continues to do so today through confinement in prisons and dungeons and the murders of young people and activists for the just claim the right to freedom.
We salute to the Sahrawi human rights defenders who are fighting for self-determination for his people and for the respect of human rights, anonymous women of Western Sahara who, with their effort and their daily struggle, strengthened expectations in a morning of freedom and dignity
The Sahrawi women will continue to fight for the liberation of our people and to occupy the space that is up in the society. For this, do an appeal to all them countries and peoples lovers of the justice and the peace, to the community international to do all it possible for avoid the continuous violation of it legality international that supposed it occupation of the Western Sahara