Doha several non-governmental organizations and witnesses, during the 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, expressed serious concerns about violations of human rights in the Tindouf camps in the southwest of Algeria in the 58th meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council.
The Sahrawi -Sngo funding for economic and social development (PDEs) attracted international attention to the situation in question in the Tindouf camps, in which thousands of people have been living under extremely difficult humanitarian conditions and their fundamental rights.
“The security situation has recently deteriorated with increasing criminal acts and violence, which further tightens the suffering of the residents,” said Fatima Ezzahra Zuhairi, an activist and member of PDEs, during her intervention at the Human Rat Council meeting.
According to Zouhairi, the lack of security and stability in these camps in combination with a lack of security and judicial mechanisms from the host country, Algeria, increased risks and deprives you to access protection or justice.
“Current reports show that the geographical isolation of the warehouses helps far away from any international surveillance to make them worse Violations«, She confirmed and added that the most endangered population groups, especially women and children, are exposed to physical and psychological violence as well as inhuman living conditions.
Lemaadla Mohamed Salem Zrug, a Sahrawi refugee who represents the African network for development, governance and human rights (Radheg), made damn statements about the suffering of Sahrawis in the camps.
She condemned kidnaps, torture, out of his mind ExplanationsAnd the forced recruitment of children for military training. She also reported on the impunity of the Polisario officers protected by the Algerian authorities.
El Fadel Braika, which represented the NGO IL Cenacollo and a former Sahrawi prisoner in the secret prisons of the Polisario, blew up the inhuman conditions in the camps, including forced disappearing, torture and the exploitation of child soldiers. He also mentioned repressive actions of Algeria, such as the arrests of young people who try to flee from the camps.
Judit Segara CasasePare from the NGO Cirac was concerned about the recruitment of children in the Tindouf camps that are exposed to an ideology of violence.
She published the “Vacations in Peace” program, which she claimed, as “cover for Children’s trade«To send them abroad without a guaranteed return. The NGO has asked the United Nations to examine and request the accountability of Algeria.
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Similarly, Abdelwahab from the NGO Africa Culture International condemned the indoctrination of children and their exploitation by the same program. “Behind this humanitarian facade, these children often act separately from their families from their families,” he said.
PDEs asked the international community to “intensify efforts to ensure the full respect for human rights to human rights in the Tindouf camps”.
According to Zouhairi, these efforts must contain humanitarian aid without logistical provision Obstacles From the host country or the separatist polisario front, freedom of movement for the residents of the freedom of movement and the determination of transparent surveillance mechanisms is guaranteed to pursue violations and end impunity.
The organization was also on the need for urgent measures to end them in relation to violations, to secure humanitarian ways and to provide sustainable solutions for the residents.
In this context, they asked the High Commissioner for Human Rights to send a facts of facts in order to monitor the situation carefully and provide transparent reports that contribute to the protection of the rights of sequestrated persons in accordance with the Geneva Convention on Refugees.
On the broader regional front Morocco alleged his human rights obligation during the same session. Ambassador Omar Zniber said that “the kingdom of Morocco, which is faithful to his irreversible decision to build a democratic state based on the rule of law, continues the process of consolidating his legal arsenal to promote human rights.”
He said that Morocco has submitted “two important national obligations” regarding the organization of a regional symposium in order to promote the ratification of the convention against forced and to promote the inscription of the forced disappearance in criminal legislation as an independent crime.
Additionally a few forty countries Falsified Morocco’s sovereignty about his Sahara articulates with Yemen ambassador Ali Mohamed Majarwar that Morocco concerns “constructive, voluntary and profound interaction with the United Nations human rights system”.
The group approved the opening of consulates in Dakhla and Laayoune and described them as “lever for strengthening economic cooperation and in systems, for the use of local population groups as well as regional and continental development”.
