AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSahrawi Prisoners’ Health Crisis: Morocco’s detention of Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari is worsening, with Polisario-linked bodies and international groups urging urgent medical access as his hunger strike enters a critical phase. International Pressure: The Polisario Front escalated appeals to the ICRC and UN Special Rapporteurs, demanding independent examinations, an end to isolation, and implementation of UN decisions. Humanitarian Solidarity: A Tenerife solidarity march backed Sahrawi self-determination and called for the release of Asfari and Gdeim Izik prisoners. Legal/Advocacy Actions: Portugal’s Assembly of the Republic and Spain’s CEAS-Sahara renewed calls for Asfari’s immediate release and independent care. Aviation Safety in Laayoune: A laser beam reportedly aimed at the cockpit of a Laayoune–Casablanca flight sparked calls for investigation and stronger monitoring. Spyware Revelations: New reporting alleges Morocco used Pegasus to target journalists, Sahrawi activists, and Spanish numbers, renewing scrutiny of Rabat’s surveillance practices. Western Sahara & Media Controversy: Sahrawi groups condemned filming parts of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” in occupied Dakhla as whitewashing an illegal occupation. Regional Diplomacy: Algeria and Germany moved to deepen energy cooperation amid wider regional tensions, while Namibia reiterated support for lifting the US embargo on Cuba and reaffirmed Western Sahara solidarity.
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