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Four young Saharawi fled the occupied zone mined through the wall after trying to create a protest camp like Laayoune Morocco


Three of the youths fled after being detained by the Moroccan gendarmerie have participated in the uprising of camp tents on the outskirts of Smara

Four young Sahrawi have fled city \u200b\u200bof Smara, in territory occupied by Morocco, and after walking for two days in the wilderness and mining over the wall that divides the Western Sahara have come to the territories controlled by the Polisario Front.

Three of the youths fled after being detained by the Moroccan gendarmerie have participated in the uprising of camp tents on the outskirts of Smara, similar to Laayoune which brings together nearly twenty thousand Sahrawi and it is surrounded by police.

Lambib Amhamad Abid, 25, Abdul-Lam Abdif Ambarak, 26 and Jalhana Alhas Muhamed, 29, to which he liked a head wound, were made-as commented, to sign a written undertaking not to engage in widespread protests that made the Saharawi for days. These three young men joined the flight Brahim Moussa Bachir Ahmem, 23.

The four young Sahrawi have declared in the city of Tifariti with artists from different countries participating these days in the IV International Art in liberated territories of Western Sahara, who have fled to fight against Moroccan occupation. Have reported that the Sahrawi citizens are treated as "zero" and that jobs are occupied by Morocco. "Every day that passes we see no dignity for the Saharawi, only a dictatorship, "he added. They said that the Saharawi youth in the occupied territories is in favor of independence and struggle each in its own way, while the Moroccan authorities are attempting to not get into politics even to the point of allowing drug trafficking has and promote the use of drugs among young people.

The four youths, two of them sandals, walked through the desert at night to hide from the day of the Moroccan patrol. Once against the wall, after traveling over 40 miles on foot, waited one night to find the right moment to jump in between two checkpoints and after passing a patrol. They say that the thought did not pass through the minefields and about ten kilometers were collected by an army patrol in Western Sahara.
source: sanborbon.info

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