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Amidane and the imprisoned younger brother, Elwali Amidane
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Amidane after police violence, University of Marrakech, 2007
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Amidane's 14 year old little sister after police violence, while Amidane was visiting Norway, November 2007. Read more about the November 2007 storming of their house here.
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Demonstration in Oslo, November 2007. Les mer her.
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Amidane's friend, Sultana Khaya, beaten blind by police, spring 2007. Les om Sultana i Aftenposten.
On visit to Norway, 2007
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
With Norwegian prime minister, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, 2007
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: www.vest-sahara.no
Photo: Ketil Blom Upon usage, the photographer must be contacted in advance, at ketilblom(at)gmail.com, tel +47 48278791.
Photo: Ketil Blom Upon usage, the photographer must be contacted in advance, at ketilblom(at)gmail.com, tel +47 48278791.
Home in Western Sahara, 2008
Photo: Maria Fonfara
Photo: Maria Fonfara
Home in Western Sahara, 2009
Photo: Private
Photo: Private
Videos
University of Marrakech stormed by police, 14 May 2008. For more videos, and full format videos, se her.
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