AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNatural Resources & Legal Strategy: The Sahrawi Working Group on Natural Resources held a consultative meeting in Chahid El-Hafed with international experts, lawyers, and solidarity activists to review litigation pathways in European and African courts and plan next steps to expand accountability over alleged illegal exploitation in Western Sahara. Prisoner Rights Pressure: The Basque Parliament urged urgent measures to protect Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari, warning his hunger strike has put his life at “special vulnerability,” while international rights groups and UN-linked calls for medical care intensify. Human Rights Seminar Fallout: A report presented in Chile at an international human rights meeting accused Polisario leadership of serious abuses, including kidnappings, arbitrary detention, torture, and enforced disappearances, raising new scrutiny over conditions in Tindouf camps. SADR Seeks Regional Backing: The SADR called on Nigeria and the African Union to play a stronger role in resolving Western Sahara and supporting self-determination, as Nigeria reaffirmed its continued support for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic. Local Solidarity & Diplomacy: Italy’s Prato renewed a twinning agreement with Dakhla Wilaya, and the Canary Islands Federation of Municipalities continued “Holidays in Peace” receptions for Sahrawi children. Spanish Nationality Move: Spain’s Congress Justice Committee advanced a bill granting Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born under Spanish administration and descendants, with final approval expected in September.
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