AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSahrawi Rights in Focus: A Polisario-linked human rights delegation at the Summer University in Boumerdes described detention, prison conditions, and continued harassment of Sahrawis in occupied territories, including pressure on families and renewed activism in Moroccan universities. Women’s Struggle: In Cotonou, the National Union of Sahrawi Women’s Shaba Saini highlighted intimidation and abuse faced by Sahrawi women activists under Moroccan occupation, linking their suffering to prisoners’ cases and a media blackout. Solidarity in Italy: Florence welcomed Sahrawi children in the “Vacations in Peace” program, with meetings involving city authorities and the Archbishop of Florence to back the Sahrawi cause. Western Sahara in the Diplomatic Spotlight: Colombia’s new leadership recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, a move framed as opening doors for trade, investment, and broader cooperation. Ceuta Crisis Echoes: The week’s wider North Africa fallout kept circling back to Ceuta’s July 30-31 mass crossings, with residents demanding support and renewed debate over Europe’s border politics and responsibility.
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