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Western Sahara. Saharawi Political Prisoners Intensify Hunger Strikes in the Face of Worsening Conditions in Moroccan Prisons - Latin American Summary
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Three weeks ago, two young Saharan students began a hunger strike because of the deplorable conditions they endured in a Moroccan prison. Now, a letter asks Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares to intercede for them with the Moroccan authorities. After being arrested in September last year without proof, Salah Eddine Sabar and Ibrahim Babeit have denounced ill-treatment in prison on numerous occasions. Without access to medical assistance, in po…
Diario Octubre_Latin American Summary April 21, 2026. The suffering of the Saharawi political prisoners in the prisons of the Moroccan occupation continues to worsen, in a context marked by inhumane conditions of detention, repeated abuses and the absence of effective protection mechanisms. In response, several detainees have started hunger strikes to denounce the violations [...] The entry of Western Sahara. Saharawi political prisoners intensi…
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