Sahrawi refugees to receive EU aid package
2009-06-05
The EU on Thursday (June 4th) allocated 10m euros for Sahrawi refugees in the Tindouf camps, APS reported. The aid is aimed at providing food and access to basic services like health care, clean water, waste management and hygiene products. More than half of the funds will provide refugees with nutritional support, including vitamins and micronutrients.
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بلقاسم Posted 2009-06-12
A Spanish court decided to open judicial procedures against 27 officials of the Polisario for charges of committing exterminations acts. According to the decision of the court, these judicial procedures concern the following people: Sayed Ahmed Batal, Sidi Ouagag, Khalil Ahmed, Brahim Ghali, Khendoud Mohamed, Abdelouadoud Al Firi, Mohamed Salem Sanoussi, Brahim Biadillah, Mahjoub Lincoln, Mohamed Lamine Bouhali, Ida Hamouam, Ahmdi Bada, Ali Daba, El Bachir Mostafa, Mohamed Khadad, Nouloud Lancen, Mohamed Hnia, Mohamed Ali Hnia, Louchaa Abid, Mouloud Did, Mahfoud Hmina Douihi, Mohamed Fadeln, General Ammari, Keddour Nabil, Nadim Benacer, Mahfoud Abderahmane Bouh. The list includes three Algerians. The Sahraoui Association for the defence of human rights has presented a complaint to the Spanish justice on charges of committing extermination acts against leaders in the Polisario namely Brahim Ghali who represented at the time dissidents in Madrid. He was immediately summoned immediately to Algeria and replaced from fear to be arrested by Spanish judiciary authorities.
وطني حبيبي المغرب Posted 3 days ago
If legal proceedings are begun against the gangs of the Polisario, a legal proceeding should also be started against the Algerian generals who exploit the conditions of our Sahrawi people detained in Tindouf and Hamada and plunder the aid offered by humanitarian organizations to detained children of the Sahara and sell [the aid] in neighbouring African markets.
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