Documentary film director now working on one main question:
What's new in Western Sahara?
Africa's last colony is still waiting for decolonisation. The sahrawi's situation is an important symbol we can't forget.
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Because of the Moroccan occupation of their homeland, Western Sahara, 165,000 Sahrawis are exiled in the Algerian desert. While the refugees are suffering…
35 years waiting in the "desert of the desert" to reach the sea. 35 years trying to survive despite of the oblivion.…
Morocco, an example for Human Rights
Young, Gifted, and BlacklistedNovember 2009By Stefan Simanowitz printer friendly versionSimanowitz’s ZSpace page Vigil in London on September 7 for the Saharawi "Oxford…
The question of Western Sahara in the United Nations debates. How the situation of Western Sahara come in the Human Rights Council…
First teaser from the documentary film "Western Sahara, Africa’s last colony". Past and present of Western Sahara from sahrawis activists.
Moroccan Medias The manufacturing of the consensus Review of press from the Moroccan newspapers. The French speaking newspapers are "Le Matin",…
Nineteen-year-old Ibrahim Hussein Leibeit shifts his weight in obvious discomfort. The stump of his leg, blown off below the knee by a…
Forced disappearance Past and present in Western Sahara 13th of March 2009 in the office of the World Organisation Against…
The illusion of Human Rights What’s new in Western Sahara ? How start the year 2009 in the still conflicted land of…
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