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American and Norwegian observers deported from Western Sahara
A US and Norwegian citizen are at this moment deported from occupied Western Sahara by Moroccan police for meeting local human rights defenders, day before UN Security Council vote.
Trump wants to give Western Sahara to Morocco – and Europe is helping him
For the first time in UN history, the Security Council is about to bless an occupation. On 30 October, the Council will vote on a resolution stating that there is only one solution for Western Sahara: becoming part of Morocco. The draft was written by the Trump administration.
New report: Sahrawi students beaten, isolated and denied medical care in Moroccan prisons
They were beaten with batons until they nearly lost consciousness and threatened with rape if they did not confess. This is the testimony of recently released Sahrawi students in a new report following a decade in Moroccan prisons.
