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Sahrawi activist at risk of further assault; Second UA: 33/21 [MDE 29/4198/2021]

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ecoi.net description:: Western Sahara: Sahrawi woman activist and her family held under de facto house arrest for over 6 months in Boujdour; the family was assaulted and one of them raped by security forces on 12 May 2021

Countries:: Morocco, Western Sahara
Source:: Amnesty International (Author)
Published:: 26 May 2021
Original link:: https://www.amnesty.org/download/Documents/MDE2941982021ENGLISH.pdf
Document type:: Appeal or News Release
Language:: English
Document ID:: 2052243

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