Rabat – Tindouuflager continues to roll out of the inhuman situation that Sahrawis faces, especially when the regime in Algeria, in addition to the management of Polisario Front, continues to withdraw the refugees of their fundamental rights, including freedom of movement.
The latest controversy that triggered anger and frustration in the camps is the commitment of the Algerian regime in the murder of young Sahrawis after the army opened the fire against them.
Protests flooded the camps according to the Algerian regime killed At least one man, while nine others were injured, three of them critically.
Several online videos showed demonstrators who were angry against the fatal attack.
Despite the ongoing counter reaction, Saturday last week was another assassination after the Algerian regime opened the fire against two young Saharawis on Friday.
The forum for the autonomists of Tindouf (Forsatin) talked about About the history of the two young Sahrawis, where the two young men were on a trip in a Mercedes car.
“The two young men were surprised by an Algerian army patrol, which was unusual in this place. One of the soldiers ordered them to stop, but the driver panicked and remembered what had happened in the ‘Dakhla camp in which the Algerian army killed two young men,” said Foratin.
Both the driver and his companion decided not to fulfill the instructions out of fear, and remembered the murder of the two young men killed.
However, the patrol of the Algerian regime graciously fired on the vehicle and shattered the front and rear windshields.
I also met one of the tires and damaged the outside of the car, added the source and found that the two young men managed to drive for about a kilometer until the car collapsed, and forced it to get out and flee on foot.
Her relatives reacted to the assassination attempt by protesting, the patrol radiated and confiscated their vehicles to prevent other Sahrawis damage.
Forsatin had problems with how the Algerian regime was not deterred by the protests that have recently been taken in response to the murder of a Sahrawi and the injuries of several of others.
“It Seeks that the Algerian Regime and Its Soldiers Have No Regard for Sahrawi Lives. This situation Calls for the Sahrawis to Unite and Organize to Stop This Blatant Aggression Against Innocent People, Adding That The situation Further Proves The Polisario Leadership’s Weakness In The Face Of the Algerian Regime, Whose Officers, Soldiers, and Patrols Roam the Camps with no Respect for its Sahrawis.
Several reports continue to direct the deteriorating living conditions of Sahrawis in Algeria Tindouf Camp.
The inactivity of the international community combines this situation as an additional concern.
In 2023, a report by the World Food program confirmed the inhumane living conditions that Sahrawis are exposed to in the camps.
“In the past 45 years, the population living in the camps continues to suffer with the uncertainty and malnutrition of food, with high anemies due to the scarcity of fresh and diverse foods and the limited access to water and therefore continues to depend on external food aid,” the report recognized.
Several other reports in the past decade have also associated the stressful situation in the camps with Algeria and Polisarios embezzlement of international humanitarian aid for the Sahrawi population.
One of the reports that documented this came from the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) in 2015.
Remarkably, the report presents embezzlement the help between 2003 and 2017 and the direct participation of Polisario in the sale of humanitarian aid in Algerian, Mauretian and south of the Sahara markets without the intervention of Algeria, the one south of the Sahara Tindouf Camps guest land.
