Report of one of the many expulsions of occupied Sahara
She planned to teach Spanish and English to the Sahrawi women in El Ayoun, but was expelled by the Moroccan authorities. This is the account of Antzine Biain, feminist and internationalist, as she defines herself, written in Agadir on August 16, 2017, before leaving for Casablanca:
"I arrive at El Aaiun airport from Casablanca on Sunday, August 13 at 7:00 p.m. My intention is to spend a month there, in which in addition to interviewing Sahrawi activists, see their situation and be able to share that time with them, I will give a course in English and Spanish.
The servants of the USA and traitors to their villages, come together like the dirty waters
OAS Chief Almagro Praises Israel, Condemns Venezuela
Súmate al Día de Acción #StopCemex – 9 de julio
El Comité Nacional Palestino de BDS y organizaciones latinoamericanas hacen un llamado a los grupos de Derechos Humanos, movimientos sociales y la sociedad civil en general para que este 9 de julio se sumen al Día de Acción para denunciar a la cementera mexicana CEMEX, la cual está directamente facilitando y lucrando con el apartheid, la ocupación y la colonización israelíes contra el pueblo palestino.
Sigue la campaña #StopCemex en Facebook y Twitter
Join the Day of Action #StopCemex - July 9
Stop Cemex The Palestinian National Committee of BDS and Latin American organizations are calling on Human Rights groups, social movements and civil society in general to join this July 9th Action Day to denounce the Mexican cement company CEMEX, which Is directly facilitating and profiting from Israeli apartheid, occupation and colonization against the Palestinian people.
Read the call below:
Why we are on hunger strike in Israeli prisons
Daughter of Abdullah Barghoutti, sentenced to several life sentences, reads a letter to his father
By Marwan Barghouthi.
[More than 1600 Palestinian prisoners began on Monday 17 April an indefinite hunger strike to demand respect for the basic rights of prisoners and an end to "the application of administrative detention, torture, unfair trials, Degrading and inhuman treatment, medical negligence, detention of children and deprivation of basic rights such as family visits or the right to education. "
Currently, there are 6,500 Palestinian prisoners, including 57 women, 300 minors, 13 parliamentarians and 18 journalists. In addition, 800 are in need of medical care and about 500 remain in prison under the so-called "administrative detention", which allows the arrest of a person without charges against him for a period of six months, which can be extended for a further six months.
Why the US and their allies want to destroy Syria?
Syrian people maintain their fight against aggression of the United States and its allies | Photo: EFE
More than 450,000 people have been killed, while 11 million are now refugees or displaced. At least 652 children were killed in 2016, 255 of them near a school. Another 850 were recruited to fight in the conflict. These are the unfortunate figures that have left six years of war in Syria.
What are the real reasons that have prolonged this war?
The Spanish professor Jose Antonio Egido explained that among the reasons for the war is the destruction of the pan-Arabism, the movement that seeks the integration of the Arab town nd of which Syria is cradle.
Torture & abuse under interrogation.
The right of every person not to be subjected to ill-treatment or torture (physical or psychological) is one of the few human rights that are considered absolute. As an absolute right, it may never be "balanced out" against other rights and values, nor suspended or limited, even in difficult circumstances such as war or fighting terrorism. This right now holds the highest and most binding status in international law. Nevertheless, until the late 1990s, the Israel Security Agency (ISA, formerly the General Security Service) routinely used methods that constituted ill-treatment and even torture in interrogating Palestinian residents of the Occupied Territories, relying on the recommendations of a state commission headed by retired Supreme Court Justice Moshe Landau. The Commission had held that, in order to prevent terrorism, ISA agents were permitted to use "psychological pressure" and a "moderate degree of physical pressure". This permission was grounded, in the Commission's opinion, in the "necessity defense" in the Penal Law.
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