اصوات الصحراويين --- Blog out of the Saharawi Refugee Camps
تقرير الأمين العام الاممي من زاوية أخرى هي العودة إلى نقطة الصفر دائما مع كل مبعوث شخصي للامين العام للأمم المتحدة جديد، أو من ثلاث سنوات إلى أربع مع المبعوث الذي يستمر فترة أطول في منصبه، حدث هذا مع بيكر والآن... Read The Rest →
Two years ago, during his visit to the camps to participate in the Sahara Marathon, the Saharawi runner Salah Amidan, was asked by another Saharawi, “Why do you represent a French team in the international marathons?” Inferring that the long enmity... Read The Rest →
Education is every child’s right. But for Saharawi children, getting an education may require making tremendous sacrifices, including prolonged separation from family and loss of culture and language. One day I asked myself, what had impacted me the most as a... Read The Rest →
Many people may take for granted being the citizen of a free, sovereign nation. But for someone who was born in a refugee camp and has only heard about her occupied homeland, the question of citizenship stirs up very strong feelings.... Read The Rest →
Once, when the lights were off and the doors were closed , A sign of hope lit the two rooms that were forcefully separated , through a hole that was barely drilled ,when a triple beam entered to give the eyes... Read The Rest →
On Sunday, February 17 Moroccan military court convicted 24 Saharawi political prisoners from the ‘Igdim Izzik group. The sentences ranged from 20 to 30 years, while nine prisoners received life sentences. Only two were released after having already served their two... Read The Rest →
