GUINGUINBALI TS
Canarias18/04/2011 Islands
On Monday Morocco has released 14 political prisoners. Expected 27, as previously announced, and the only release 14 prisoners were reported disturbances in the vicinity of the prison between prisoners' families and police released no Moroccan guarding the site.
The Moroccan government continues with the strategy of releasing political prisoners who had not been tried, despite having months in prison, to try to calm the waters coming down from Brussels and riots that could remove part of the pie that Western Sahara has so far benefited. Monday had released 14 political prisoners, what names are still awaited. All sources indicate that they would Saharawi citizens were arrested after the dismantling of Gdeim Izik and the subsequent events that have occurred in recent months.
However, around the prison compound, as eyewitnesses, there were riots among relatives of prisoners who have not been released and police guarding the prison compound. During the day, Laayoune circulated the news that 27 prisoners would be released and finally were only 14. The riots were moved over the hours around the prison Saharawi neighborhoods of the capital of Western Sahara.
From Morocco has not yet argued this decision taken by surprise to the Saharawi own. The work already undertaken by representatives of the United Nations SADR and the supra-national organization has a way to ensure that MINURSO Human Rights is one of the triggers this cascade of releases by the Alawite kingdom. Similarly, from the European Parliament, is also pressing economic, legal reviewing a possible violation of international law in the agreements that the EU was signed with Morocco at the behest of the European Commission.
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