Canarian Association of Solidarity with the Saharawi people today presented a letter to the consul of Morocco in the Canary Islands which requires liberation "of all Saharawi political prisoners" and that to know the whereabouts "of the more than 500 Saharawi disappeared." The letter is also serves the King of Morocco also demands "release at 7 Sahrawi human rights defenders, subject to the Military Court for the Moroccan regime, to end oppression and repression against the Saharawi people and to end the persecution and harassment advocates of Sahrawi human rights, and conviction of those responsible. "
also considered necessary the "withdrawal of all oppression units deployed in the streets of the occupied Saharawi cities, free entry and movement of international observers and media to the territory and Morocco's compliance with international law on the territory of the Sahara West and the celebration of self-determination referendum as the only way to achieve peace and stability in the region. "
The association was written to the Consul his" concern over the degrading situation of human rights Saharawi people living under occupation Morocco, as a result of the enforcement system in place in the Western Sahara territory through the deployment of multiple units led to abuse, kidnapping and torture of Sahrawi peaceful demonstrators, and the persecution and harassment of human rights defenders, preventing the exercise of their fundamental rights and free expression of their legitimate rights a la autodeterminación".
También quisieron denunciar "la detención de la joven de 19 años Nguia El Hauasi por parte de la gendarmería marroquí, sufriendo abusos sexuales bajo la dirección de los oficiales Abdoul Aziz Naoush apodado 'Thouhima' y Khaled Barka, estos dos elementos están implicados en una serie de abusos y violaciones que afectan a decenas de ciudadanos saharauis desde 2005" y la "aparición de una fosa común cerca de la localidad de Boukraa".
The association was written to the Consul his" concern over the degrading situation of human rights Saharawi people living under occupation Morocco, as a result of the enforcement system in place in the Western Sahara territory through the deployment of multiple units led to abuse, kidnapping and torture of Sahrawi peaceful demonstrators, and the persecution and harassment of human rights defenders, preventing the exercise of their fundamental rights and free expression of their legitimate rights a la autodeterminación".
También quisieron denunciar "la detención de la joven de 19 años Nguia El Hauasi por parte de la gendarmería marroquí, sufriendo abusos sexuales bajo la dirección de los oficiales Abdoul Aziz Naoush apodado 'Thouhima' y Khaled Barka, estos dos elementos están implicados en una serie de abusos y violaciones que afectan a decenas de ciudadanos saharauis desde 2005" y la "aparición de una fosa común cerca de la localidad de Boukraa".
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