Morocco NGO Alarmed over Jailed W.Sahara Activist’s Hunger Strike
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Morocco NGO alarmed over jailed W.Sahara activist’s hunger strike
A Moroccan rights group has raised concerns over the health of a jailed Western Sahara independence activist, who has reportedly been on hunger strike for more than 40 days demanding his freedom. The Moroccan Association for Human Rights was following with "great concern" the situation of Naama Asfari who began his strike on 8 June, the group said in a statement on Tuesday night. "The family is very worried about the complete lack of information…
Since July 13 that the activist Sarauí, detained by the Moroccan authorities, does not call the woman, Claude Mangin-Asfari. Impeded to see him since 2019, recognizes, in conversation with the Expresso, that it is difficult to know what to do
Moroccan Prison Administration Rejects Claims Over Health of Hunger-Striking Inmate
Barlaman Today and the editorial team are devoted to provide their readers analytical articles on major political, economic and social trends on Morocco and the African continent mainly. And this, with a special focus on the Morrocan Sahara issue, security and trade in the kingdom of Morocco, the Sahel region and the African continent.
The family of Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari is raising the alarm. Having received no news of him since July 13, 2026, they denounce his complete isolation and the abrupt interruption of his telephone communications from Kenitra prison, while he has been on an indefinite hunger strike since June 8, 2026. Despite repeated attempts to contact the prison administration for information about his health, his family has been met with absolute…
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