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Smara,
09/12/2006 (SPS) The Saharawi Committee for the defence of Human
Rights in Smara "firmly" denounced, on Friday, the abduction of its
President, Ivekou Selma Dedi, on Thursday, by the Moroccan
torturers, Mohtat Abdelbassit and Moustapha Imad Vakhri, the
Committee indicated in a press release, of which SPS received a
copy.
The Saharawi Committee for the Defence of Human Rights in Smara also
expressed its solidarity with the Saharawi human rights activist,
Ivekou Selma Dedi, and the victims of the gross human rights
violations in the Western Sahara.
It launched an urgent appeal to the international human rights
organisations and democratic forces world wide, to urgently
intervene for the protection of human rights in the occupied
territories of the Western Sahara.
Days before, it should be recalled, the Saharawi ex-political
prisoner, Bouamoud Mohamed Salem, was arrested on Sunday by the
Moroccan forces of repression in front of his family house in the
famous "Maatallah" neighbourhood in the occupied city of El Aaiun,
"because he wore a T-shirt that illustrated the Intifada on
independence", indicated a press release issued by the Saharawi
Association of the Victims of the Gross Human Rights Violations
Committed by the Moroccan State (ASVDH).
This kind of oppression, violations of freedom, physical tortures
against the Saharawi citizens, especially human rights activists and
ex-political detainees, is a strategy adopted by the Moroccan
repressive forces to put constraints on freedoms in the Western
Sahara", the ASVDH regretted in its press release.
On another hand, the ASVDH reported other aggressions perpetrated by
Moroccan police agents against other Saharawi political prisoners,
mainly El Hafed Toubali, El Gasmi Mohamed Lehbib, Ahmeidat Mohamed
Salem and El-Loumadi Abdeslam during their transportation from the
notorious Carcel Negra towards the Moroccan colonial court in El
Aaiun where they were presented on Tuesday.
On another hand, the Moroccan forces of occupation arrested the
Saharawi students, Louloud Mohamed and Mohamed Lamine Ahmed Boujemaa
Hamid from the secondary school, "Lissan Eddine Elkhattib", in the
occupied city of El Aaiun, accusing them of "distribution of tracts
asking for the immediate withdrawal of the Moroccan occupation and
the inalienable right of the Saharawi people to self-determination
and independence", close sources of the students’ families
indicated.
The two victims were led to a detention camp where they underwent
different forms of torture and interrogation for many hours before
they were released in a very bad shape, their families denounced. (SPS)
020/090/110/TRD 091100 DEC 06 SPS
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