The mistreatment of the Moroccan administration to the Sahrawi people led the Sahrawis 11 years ago, as a social protest, to install the Gdeim Izik camp in the desert.
A few days later, the Moroccan police dismantled the camp where many terrorists were found. In this ambush, in addition to the loss of life of 14-year-old Elghari Nayem, 23 people were arrested.
At this point you must say:
"11 years ago, as a social protest, the Gdeim Izik camp was set up in the desert."
The unfortunate event of the Gdeim Izik camp would not have happened if the United Nations had conducted the referendum on self-determination for the Sahara, or if France had not exercised the right of veto in the United Nations Security Council, thus guaranteeing the protection of the Sahrawi people.
Later, when the camp had been dismantled for several months, the detainees were sentenced to many years ' imprisonment after unwarranted trial.
Among the detainees was Mohamed Lamin. This Saharawi prisoner began an indefinite hunger strike on 13 January as a result of the harsh prison conditions. M. Lami, in addition to spending 23 hours a day in isolation, is given cold food, and if that were not enough, is 1,300 kilometers from the house. The truth is, if things don't change very much, this person, with the poor quality of life he has, will lead the hunger strike to the end. This dehumanized behavior of the Moroccan authorities is well known in the Spanish state, J.M. With the cases of Sevillano and Kepa Crespo, among others. Therefore, in view of the malicious behaviour of governments, what we citizens can do for this prisoner will be welcome.