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Inzegan (Sud du Maroc),
17/01/2007 (SPS) The Moroccan colonial court of appeal in Agadir
discharge on Monday the Saharawi political prisoner, Lefkir Lahcen,
according to the Saharawi Association of the Victims of the Flagrant
Human Rights Violations Committed by the Moroccan State (ASVDH).
Mr. Lefkir was condemned before to three years imprisonment by the
court of first instance in the same Moroccan city, Agadir, situated
in the South of Morocco, the same source stressed.
On another hand, the Saharawi political prisoners in the Moroccan
prison of Inzegan had undertaken many hunger strikes to protest
against the refusal of the Moroccan penitentiary authorities to
answer their legitimate claims that conform to the Universal human
rights accords regarding the political prisoners.
Two of the prisoners were victim to assassination attempts by
Moroccan criminals imprisoned in the same prison. The victims are
Lehmam Salama and Mohamed El Hama Zaid Mhaimdatt, who was recently
stubbed with a knife on his back by a Moroccan criminal in the same
prison.
The political prisoner consequently asked demanded the opening of an
investigation last November about the ill-treatment they are facing
and about the assassination attempts against the mentioned Saharawi
political prisoners, but the Moroccan State refuses to this date. (SPS)
020/090/110/TRD 171150 JAN 07 SPS |
