AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHunger Strike Crisis: Sahrawi human rights defender Naâma Asfari is in critical condition after more than a month on an open-ended hunger strike in Morocco’s Kenitra prison, with UN-linked bodies and European and Latin American pressure intensifying; reports say he has lost over nine kilograms, is held in isolation, and has refused medical checks while demanding transfer to occupied Western Sahara. International Pressure: Sahrawi community groups in France and human rights organizations have issued fresh appeals to governments and the UN, citing prior UN findings on arbitrary detention and torture allegations tied to the Gdeim Izik case. EU Aviation Ruling: The European Parliament approved an updated EU-Morocco aviation protocol that excludes Western Sahara, which Sahrawi legal groups call a reaffirmation that Rabat has no sovereignty over Sahrawi skies. Diplomacy in the Americas: Trinidad and Tobago’s civil society and anti-colonial movements reaffirmed solidarity with the Sahrawi people during a visit by SADR’s ambassador to Latin America and the Caribbean, as the UN decolonization process remains in focus. Regional Solidarity: UGTSARIO’s secretary-general met trade union leaders in Costa Rica, briefing them on Asfari’s health and the broader situation of Sahrawi political prisoners.
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