Heavy Security Measures Around Abdelmoula Mohamed El Hafed's Home
On April 17, 2026, reports from occupied Boujdour indicate that Moroccan occupation authorities have instituted a stringent security siege around the residence of Abdelmoula Mohamed El Hafed, a recently released Sahrawi civilian prisoner. According to sources within Sahrawi human rights circles, the situation remains tense, with a significant deployment of vehicles and personnel from various Moroccan security forces surrounding the family home. This extensive presence aims to instill fear and intimidation not only among the family members but also across the broader Sahrawi community. The authorities appear to be taking these measures to prevent any visits to the former political prisoner, a practice that starkly violates fundamental rights and freedoms.
In light of these developments, the Sahrawi League for the Defense of Human Rights and Protection of Natural Resources has voiced its unwavering support for the family of Abdelmoula Mohamed El Hafed. The organization has condemned the oppressive measures enforced by the Moroccan authorities, which they characterize as a blatant infringement on the rights of the family and the Sahrawi people. They have called attention to the potential risks posed to the safety of the family and any Sahrawi citizens who may wish to visit and celebrate the release of the political prisoner. The league holds the Moroccan state accountable for any harm that could befall the family or supporters during this troubling time.
As reported by spsrasd.info.
