Palma, Balearic Islands – A symbolic protest was held in Palma, Spain, expressing solidarity with political prisoners and those forcibly disappeared in Western Sahara. The demonstration aimed to condemn alleged ongoing human rights violations by Moroccan authorities in the disputed territory.
Participants voiced their concerns over reports of systematic abuses, calling for international intervention to ensure the protection of the Sahrawi people. The protestors emphasized the need for a just and lasting resolution to the Western Sahara conflict, one that respects the rights and self-determination of the Sahrawi population.
The demonstration, while small in scale, carried a strong message of solidarity. Organizers highlighted the importance of raising awareness about the situation in Western Sahara and holding Morocco accountable for its actions. They also urged the Spanish government and the European Union to take a more proactive role in advocating for human rights and a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
“We stand in solidarity with the Sahrawi people who have suffered for far too long,” said a leading organizer. “The international community must not turn a blind eye to the injustices occurring in Western Sahara. We demand an end to the occupation and respect for the Sahrawi’s right to self-determination.”
The protest underscores the continued international concern regarding the human rights situation in Western Sahara and the ongoing dispute over its sovereignty. It serves as a reminder of the need for a renewed focus on finding a peaceful and just solution that guarantees the rights and dignity of all those affected.
