The international NGO Réseau Unité pour le Développement de Mauritanie submitted 3 communiques to the UN deploring the alarming situation in the Tindouf camps
In this concern, the NGO declared that Algeria failed to fulfill its international obligations as it is responsible for the protection of the sequestrated in the camps of Tinduf on its territory from human rights violations committed by polisario officials as well as terrorist and criminal groups.
However, the anti -corruption human rights defenders are targeted in Tindouf sequestered camps like Moulay Bouzid Abba, Fadel El Mahdi, Breica and Mahmoud Zeidane who are incarcerated in the prison, with a highly bad reputation “Dheibiya” for denouncing the diversion of humanitarian food aid given to camps population by polisario leaders to the African markets for sale, add the NGO.
In the same vein, the NGO highlighted that The Tindouf camps, under that state-quo and the absence of a promising political intention of polisario for overcoming the conflict in a manner that preserves human dignity and a decent life for the original inhabitants of Sahara, these camps have become incubating structures that support and nourish terrorism and organized crime. These groups exploit youth who seeks to improve his economic conditions by all means.
This makes them easy victims of the exploitation of terrorist organizations, especially since the camps provide young people trained to carry weapons since they were children.
In the communique submitted, the NGO called the UN to take effective steps to urge Algeria to accept a peaceful and realistic solution, mentioning that Morocco has interacted positively in order to resolve the conflict by proposing autonomy to negotiation since 2007.
Related to Morocco, the NGO affirmed that the American recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara is a strong signal that the population received with satisfaction and acceptance, and it must be exploited in order to push for the adoption of autonomy based on respect for human rights and to enable the people from Sahara to enjoy their full economic, civil and political rights, preserve their culture and benefit from the natural resources of the Sahara region.
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