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OCCUPIED TERRITORIES/HUMAN RIGHTS/REPRESSION

The list of wounded and arrested Saharawis in the occupied territories gets longer      

Smara (occupied territories), 11/12/2006 (SPS) The list of injured and arrested Saharawis gets longer day by day in the Occupied Territories during the last hours following raids launched by the Moroccan police in Saharawi houses and repression against the Saharawi demonstrators in the different occupied Saharawi houses, where the Saharawi citizens celebrated the international day of human rights (10 December).

 

Many Saharawi human rights activists and other persons are now in very bad states of health because of injuries they had after violent interventions against demonstrations they were participating in the occupied cities of El Aaiun and Smara.

 

In the occupied El Aaiun 13 wounded victims were reported, including the Saharawi human rights activists, Brahim Dahan, ex-political prisoners and President of the Saharawi Association of the Victims of the Flagrant Human Rights Violations Committed by the Moroccan State (ASVDH), the Deputy-President of the same association, Mrs. Jimi El Ghalia, besides the imminent Saharawi human rights activists, Mr. Hmad Hamad, ex-political prisoner and Deputy-President of the Committee of Support of Self-determination for Saharawi People, while the Saharawi human rights activist and Winner of the Rafto Human Rights Price, Sidi Mohamed Dadach was interpellated and driven in a police car before he was released few hours after.

 

Moroccan police also arrested three other persons, Dafa Ahmed babou, Daha Rahmouni and Mohamed Fadel El Hairech, official sources indicated.

 

In the occupied city of Smara, 23 Saharawis were wounded after the Moroccan police violent intervention against peaceful demonstrations last Sunday, and two others were arrested, mainly, Makhloufi Mahmoud and Hamoudi Labeid, the same source said.

 

The demonstrators raised placards and chanted slogans asking for the release of the Saharawi political prisoners, the organisation of a self-determination referendum and asked for the revealing of information on the fate of more than 500 Saharawi disappeared and more than 151 prisoners of war.

The tension is in its extreme limits in both occupied cities where the Moroccan forces seal the main streets and arrest persons in their houses, eye witnesses said. (SPS)

 

010/090/110/TRD 111415 DEC 06 SPS

 

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