The invisible on the front of the stage
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
The Arab revolt was an avalanche dignity that has begun to spread in the deserts, streets, plazas, palm trees, souks and mosques. Those who did not fear the powerful, start to shake, those who thought themselves immune to their own people, refugees in the blood of the people. 
They were invisible, and now the world's eyes are fixed on them. This world which boasted Democrat now finds itself confused, indecisive, not knowing what to say, what to do. Some say the fear of the "dangers" radical at the time the fear is that which is different but has the same feelings, the same aspirations for freedom and democracy. is the language of those who wake up every day, runs a hot bath, brush her hair and eat three hot meals a day, thinking only of where he will spend his next vacation.
It's really unfortunate that this avalanche of dignity does not cross the Mediterranean to spread throughout the Old World to end this blindness which prevents us from seeing the suffering of others.
This same blindness that makes the French media repeat in unison that there is no timetable for this revolt. As Morocco, for example, is safe because "the King Mohamed VI already made its revolution. "Yet the facts are there: February 20, a date that has run through all the blogs, sites, pages facebook, twitter ... A date for Moroccan youth thirsty for freedom and Empowerment is the beginning of a new era, a date that comes back, the front door, in the history of contemporary Morocco.
Whoever does not see that is not only blind, deaf and dumb, but cruel, too, has shown that technology Facebook and Twitter has more heart than a human being. The technology that helped rekindle the desire to live with the head up and fight for his right. However, this Technology is not the trigger for the revolution. This is not born of the technological revolution, but this broth consisting of poverty, repression, and this sudden awakening discontent against the fear which Tunisia is a worthy precursor.
It's really unfortunate that this avalanche of dignity does not cross the Mediterranean to spread throughout the Old World to end this blindness which prevents us from seeing the suffering of others.
This same blindness that makes the French media repeat in unison that there is no timetable for this revolt. As Morocco, for example, is safe because "the King Mohamed VI already made its revolution. "Yet the facts are there: February 20, a date that has run through all the blogs, sites, pages facebook, twitter ... A date for Moroccan youth thirsty for freedom and Empowerment is the beginning of a new era, a date that comes back, the front door, in the history of contemporary Morocco.
Whoever does not see that is not only blind, deaf and dumb, but cruel, too, has shown that technology Facebook and Twitter has more heart than a human being. The technology that helped rekindle the desire to live with the head up and fight for his right. However, this Technology is not the trigger for the revolution. This is not born of the technological revolution, but this broth consisting of poverty, repression, and this sudden awakening discontent against the fear which Tunisia is a worthy precursor.
It does not suffice them to incarcerate innocent Saharawi citizens in Moroccan jails for crimes they did not commit. The Moroccan oppressive torture el mistreating detainees Sahrawi a sailor inhumane and contrary to the texts of the Moroccan law nor the Convention on the Rights rights. The carnage 
Gdeim Izik world heard is the trigger for an unprecedented repression practiced by the Moroccan occupying forces. A real revenge on the person of the Sahrawi. Bars embedded in their rectus, shots barbarians, humiliation and insults are the lives of Saharawi civilians living in this big prison that became the Western Sahara to the eastern wall of shame. Before this untenable situation, the response of Saharawi is to highlight their protest to demand the international community a little attention to their miserable fate.
Citizens continue in the days to come together before the Moroccan colonial institutions to ask for work, housing and respect for their most basic rights.
Women Saharawi prisoners arrested in November after the violent dismantling of Camp Dignity Gdeym Izik gathered in sit-in in Rabat. The objective of this action organized by the families of the 20 Saharawi prisoners detained in the prison of Salé (near Rabat) to the General Delegation to the prison administration and rehabilitation of Morocco, is the improvement of their conditions of incarceration pending a political solution or a fair trial without any political intervention by the oppressors, ie let justice go out with logical verdicts. The twenty Sahrawi activists are accused of breach of security inside and outside the state, forming a criminal gang and violation of public officials in connection with the performance of their duties, crimes punishable by the life imprisonment.
According to Ms. Claude Mangin-Asfari, wife of Sahrawi human rights, Naama Asfari, "prisoners are incarcerated in inhumane conditions, contrary the Declaration of Human Rights and all international laws. " The brother of the activist human rights said, meanwhile, that the detainees are now in total solitary confinement may not receive visits from their families for 10 minutes per week, during which they are separated by two grids between which circulates guards. The protesters were received after an hour by the prosecutor in charge of the prison of Salé with other senior state officials, who have promised to take steps to change their conditions of confinement by extending the duration the visit, the right to read and write and improve meals.
A Sahrawi woman, Moroccan officials have indicated that preventive detention can range, according Moroccan law, up to 10 months in jail before a trial. Moreover, the Sahrawi human rights of men responded in a statement sent to senior officials and the prosecutor in the case that "neither the improvement of the meal or the extension of the period of visits does not concern them, but that detainees Sahrawi must be fully released. Citizens continue in the days to come together before the Moroccan colonial institutions to ask for work, housing and respect for their most basic rights.
Women Saharawi prisoners arrested in November after the violent dismantling of Camp Dignity Gdeym Izik gathered in sit-in in Rabat. The objective of this action organized by the families of the 20 Saharawi prisoners detained in the prison of Salé (near Rabat) to the General Delegation to the prison administration and rehabilitation of Morocco, is the improvement of their conditions of incarceration pending a political solution or a fair trial without any political intervention by the oppressors, ie let justice go out with logical verdicts. The twenty Sahrawi activists are accused of breach of security inside and outside the state, forming a criminal gang and violation of public officials in connection with the performance of their duties, crimes punishable by the life imprisonment.
According to Ms. Claude Mangin-Asfari, wife of Sahrawi human rights, Naama Asfari, "prisoners are incarcerated in inhumane conditions, contrary the Declaration of Human Rights and all international laws. " The brother of the activist human rights said, meanwhile, that the detainees are now in total solitary confinement may not receive visits from their families for 10 minutes per week, during which they are separated by two grids between which circulates guards. The protesters were received after an hour by the prosecutor in charge of the prison of Salé with other senior state officials, who have promised to take steps to change their conditions of confinement by extending the duration the visit, the right to read and write and improve meals.
In response to the report prepared by the Moroccan League for Human Rights (LMDH), after the protest of some 20,000 Sahrawi who left the city El Aaiun to create a camp, said that Mr. Sebaï that without the colonization of Morocco, there have never been camping. "The organization model of the camp showed that the Saharawi did not need a Moroccan state to manage their business," he said again, adding that "it proved to the world the opposite of Moroccan propaganda fun to invent a socio-economic development of the Sahara and the Sahrawi people fully enjoy their rights and their wealth. "
For the speaker, was the media blackout imposed by the Moroccan authorities, these events have changed lot of deals as well as in the Sahara throughout the region.
These statements were made during a press conference at the headquarters of the Algerian National Committee of Solidarity with the Saharawi people (CNASPS) by a delegation of about 15 who participated in the Saharawi World Social Forum (WSF) at the beginning February in Dakar.
These activists have argued that the WSF has revealed to the world "the truth of the Saharawi cause and extent of repression" carried out by Morocco on the Saharawi people.
"The delegation has the forum with more than a thousand people, mostly members of the police and intelligence, tried to obstruct the approach of the Saharawi delegation numbered 30, "said Ms Al Khelifi Nahbouha, member of Committee of Mothers of the disappeared Sahrawi. However, the Saharawi delegation "showed restraint, which enabled him to explain the situation in Western Sahara reflecting the sufferings of the people and demonstrating to participants [...] the justice of its cause," she said. The SADR ambassador in Algiers, Brahim Ghali, who attended the meeting, reiterated the determination Polisario Front to continue the struggle until the independence of Western Sahara. He hailed the passage of Sahrawi resistance in the occupied territories and paid tribute to "the constant position of Algeria."
Meanwhile, the president of CNASPS, Mehrez Lamari, said that "Algeria will always support the struggle of the Saharawi people for self-determination through a democratic referendum". "
For the speaker, was the media blackout imposed by the Moroccan authorities, these events have changed lot of deals as well as in the Sahara throughout the region.
These statements were made during a press conference at the headquarters of the Algerian National Committee of Solidarity with the Saharawi people (CNASPS) by a delegation of about 15 who participated in the Saharawi World Social Forum (WSF) at the beginning February in Dakar.
These activists have argued that the WSF has revealed to the world "the truth of the Saharawi cause and extent of repression" carried out by Morocco on the Saharawi people.
"The delegation has the forum with more than a thousand people, mostly members of the police and intelligence, tried to obstruct the approach of the Saharawi delegation numbered 30, "said Ms Al Khelifi Nahbouha, member of Committee of Mothers of the disappeared Sahrawi. However, the Saharawi delegation "showed restraint, which enabled him to explain the situation in Western Sahara reflecting the sufferings of the people and demonstrating to participants [...] the justice of its cause," she said. The SADR ambassador in Algiers, Brahim Ghali, who attended the meeting, reiterated the determination Polisario Front to continue the struggle until the independence of Western Sahara. He hailed the passage of Sahrawi resistance in the occupied territories and paid tribute to "the constant position of Algeria."
Meanwhile, the president of CNASPS, Mehrez Lamari, said that "Algeria will always support the struggle of the Saharawi people for self-determination through a democratic referendum". "
a visit to Algiers, the Sahrawi human rights said Monday that the World Social Forum (WSF) held in Dakar in early February, showed the world the truth of the Saharawi cause and extent of the repression exercised by Morocco against the Saharawi people. Al'Khelifi Nahbouha, member of Committee of Mothers of the disappeared Saharawi said the Dakar Forum was a success, adding that the participants strongly condemned the Moroccan violations of human rights in the occupied territories especially at camp Gdim Izik near Laayoune Layoun. Hassan Ali, an activist of Human Rights made a point about him, that aggression against the Moroccan camp Gdim Izik, laid bare the reality of the Moroccan occupation in Western Sahara. 
Meanwhile, a member of the Saharawi delegation, Sidi Sbaï found that the Intifada of Gdim Izizk was not motivated by social demands alone, but sought to affirm the right of the Saharawi people self-determination and independent statehood. In his speech, the Saharawi Ambassador in Algiers, Ibrahim Ghali hailed the peaceful popular resistance in the occupied territories paying tribute to the consistent position of Algeria. The din of lively debates at the World Social Forum (WSF) in Dakar on a new world order, the voice of a Saharawi woman, seeking justice and truth, amounted to request that the light be shed on the assassination of Said Sid-Ahmed Abdelouahab Dembar coldly killed by police in Laayoune Morocco. Remembering this racist and inhumane act that silenced forever his brother who was struggling in the Occupied Territories, like thousands of Sahrawi people for independence and self-determination, Djamila Sid-Ahmed Dembar gave a poignant the murder. Jamila speaking at a conference on the violations of human rights which suffered by the Saharawi people in their own land, said, quoting the doctor who oversaw the health of his brother Said, aged just 26, that his death was caused by a bullet in the head, and specifically between the eyes. The story of this woman affected by the loss of a loved one has been widely listened to by activists of human rights, NGOs, international organizations and representatives of the press, which did not remain indifferent to the magnitude of the crime, expressing emotion and pain. If all the inhabitants of El-Aaiun, capital of Western Sahara occupied by Morocco, remember this cowardly murder committed 23 December 2010, those present at the meeting of the testimony were in a show of solidarity, joined the family of the deceased whose body is still in the hospital morgue in El Ayun.
Indeed, weeping, Jamila said his family, for its part, terrorized by the occupation authorities, refuses to sign the burial permit in the absence of an autopsy report stating the real causes of the murder of young Sahrawi and trial of the police officer who committed the crime. "It is with great sadness and great sorrow that we, the family of martyr Dembar Said, mourn the loss of our dear son and brother, murdered by a first time firearm by the Moroccan authorities, and a second time by lies and hoaxes in an attempt to falsify facts in order to circumvent the law, "Djamila Dembar rebelled. Since the death of the martyr, "she added," we still have not recovered the body of the deceased to the burial, "explaining that before it could be done, all family members require that the trial Proceedings of the judicial police and the autopsy the medical examiner describe the actual circumstances and cause of death of the martyr Said, and this being made public to unveil the truth. Until the direct and indirect actors of this inhuman crime be sentenced to the maximum sentence, the deceased's family finds relief and comfort in mobilizing international support for all victims of repression in the occupied territories.
Indeed, weeping, Jamila said his family, for its part, terrorized by the occupation authorities, refuses to sign the burial permit in the absence of an autopsy report stating the real causes of the murder of young Sahrawi and trial of the police officer who committed the crime. "It is with great sadness and great sorrow that we, the family of martyr Dembar Said, mourn the loss of our dear son and brother, murdered by a first time firearm by the Moroccan authorities, and a second time by lies and hoaxes in an attempt to falsify facts in order to circumvent the law, "Djamila Dembar rebelled. Since the death of the martyr, "she added," we still have not recovered the body of the deceased to the burial, "explaining that before it could be done, all family members require that the trial Proceedings of the judicial police and the autopsy the medical examiner describe the actual circumstances and cause of death of the martyr Said, and this being made public to unveil the truth. Until the direct and indirect actors of this inhuman crime be sentenced to the maximum sentence, the deceased's family finds relief and comfort in mobilizing international support for all victims of repression in the occupied territories.
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