list of people kiiled in jail

[massinissa]

Bouna Ould Al Alem, ( Tribu Ouled Dlim).

Abdelaziz O Haidallah, ( Tribu Laaroussiyine).

Mohamed Mouloud Ould Dardei, ( Touaber).

Taghra O Babah, (Lakdadra).

Lakhal Ould Haideg, (Ahl Barik Allah).

Mohamed Ould Lazgham, ( Ouled Bousbaa).

Ahmed Fal O Bahaha, (Ouled Bousbaa).

Cheikh O Yara allalh, (Ouled Bousbaa).

Baba Ould Labras, (Izerguienne).

Brahim Ould Al Mailas, (Rguibat Laayacha).

Mohamed Ould El Kaki, (Ouled Ghailam).

Moulay Lahcen O Brahim O Abdallahi, ( Izerguienne).

El Mahdi O Othmane O Souayeh, (Izerguienne).

Mohamed O El Fater, dit Maarouf, (Yaggout).

Mohamedna O Ahmed Yamour, ( Ahl Barikallah).

Mohamed El Mokhtar Mohamed Moussa, dit Tfail, ( Idegheb).

Hamdati Ould Abdelfattah, (( Ouled Bousbaa).

Mohamed O El Hassan ( Ouled Bousbaa).

Hmoudi Ould Ahmed Fal, ( Ouled Bousbaa).

Ahmed Fal O Mbairik, ( Ouled Bousbaa).

Mohamed O Dadah, ( Ouled Bousbaa).

Sidi Mohamed o Toumi, (Ouled Bousbaa).

Amman O El Kouri, ( Lagraa).

Mohamed Cheikh, ( Ouled Bousbaa).

Mohamed Cheikh O Abdallahi, ( Izerguienne).

Nadir Moussaoui, ( Rguibat Ouled Moussa).

El Hanafi Ould Allal, ( Rguibat Ouled Cheikh).

El Hadi Mohamed O Mohamed Salem, ( Ouled Tidrarine).

El Mahjoub Ould Abdellahi O Ahmed Meska,(Ouled Tidrarine).

El Khalil O Ahmayyen, ( Ouled Dlim).

Salamtou O El Bou, ( Ouled Dlim).

El Bourhimi salama, dit Laba, ( Rguibat Ouled Bourhim).

Essaad Ould Sid Ahmed El Kouri, ( Ouled Dlim).

M’Barek Ould Bighiden, ( Aït Baamrane).

Souilem Sbayou, ( Aït Baamrane).

Hamdi Ali Salem O Mohamed Yahdih, (Izerguiennne).

Salem Barka Mahmoud Lallah, ( Yaggout).

Oinoini Mohamed O Ladraj, ( Lafouikat).

Mohamed Lamine O Taleb Ahmad Sidi Yahya, (Izezguienne).

Bachir Salek El Haïssen, (Aït Lahcen).

El Houcine O Mohamed, dit Touri, ( Oulad Boukarfa).

Abba Ould Ba Ali El Gasmi,( Lagouassem).

Abd Essalam El Bougarfaoui, ( Ouled Bou Garfa).

Mohamed Lembarki, ( Laaroussiyine).

Mohamed Fadel Ould Dalil, ( Laaroussiyine).

Mohamed Fadel Ould El Khattat, ( Laaroussiyine).

Mohamed Ali Ould Brahim Ould Ahmed, ( Lagraa).

Ahmed Ould Haïrach O Lahcen, ( Aït Oussa).

El Mahjoub O Salem O El Mahjoub, ( Aït Oussa).

Abdellahi Mohamed Salem Ahmednah, ( Aït Oussa).

Salem O Mohamed O Brahim, ( Aït Oussa).

El Bachir O Mbaïrki, ( Aït Oussa).

Errahel O Laaziz, ( Yaggout).

Sahel Ould Jakani, (Yaggout).

Zaïdal O Beich, ( Yaggout).

Maalainine O Mamin, ( Yaggout).

Ahmed O Beirouk, ( Yaggout).

Mouloud O Ahmayad, ( Torkoz).

Slaïma El Yazid El Abed (Torkoz).

Lahcen O M’Barek, ( Aït Bouhou).

Hbibi 0 BarhahO Brahim El Khalil, (Rguibat Ouled Cheikh).

Ali O Khatri, ( Ouled Ghaïlan).

Souidi Mohamed Ould Josef, ( Ouled Ghaïlan).

Mohamed Lamine O Aamara, ( Aït Lahcen).

Akbiri O Aalia, ( Ouled Aamani).

Oudda El Bachir, ( Amgarij).

Mohamed O Sidi O Omar, ( Rguibat Souaad).

Sidi O Haidoug O Barrak, ( Izerguienne).

Lahbib O Baaya, (Rguibat Labouihat).

El Khalil O Darouich, ( Rguibat Ouled Moussa).

Brahim O Hassanna O Sid Ahmed (Rguiobat Ouled Abdelouahed).

[Ghazala]

Which jail & where did you get the list from?

[massinissa]

the "Errachid" jail in tindouf, it's the bigest but there are many in southern algeria....



my sources are the sahrawis association & "france liberté" NGO based in france....


may God help the rest of survivors suffring in those camps to return back home......amen

[massinissa]

Two Ngos call for shedding light on fate of hundreds of missing persons in Tindouf camps
LAAYOUNE, Nov.15 - Two non-governmental
organizations have called the international community to take action to
shed light on the fate of hundreds of persons reported missing in the
Tindouf camps, in southern Algeria.

The association of parents of repression victims in the Tindouf camps (Pasverti)
and the Sahrawi human rights association (Asaddh) urged the international
committee of the red cross (ICRC) and Amnesty International to endeavor to
put an end to the plight of Moroccan prisoners of war detained by the
Polisario.

Despite a UN-monitored cease-fire decreed in 1991 between Morocco and the
Algeria-backed Polisario which claims the separation of Moroccan southern
provinces from the rest of Morocco, over 400 Moroccans are still detained
in the camps of Tindouf. They are considered as the world’s
longest-serving prisoners of war as some of them have been held for more
than 25 years.

The two NGOs had also referred last August a memorandum on the subject to
the United Nations action group in Geneva

[massinissa]

Some 19 Moroccan Sahrawis have fled the sequestration camps of Tindouf (south-western Algeria) and returned to Morocco, in response to the Royal call "the country is clement and forgiving."
The defectors, mostly children and women, denounced in statements to the press the dismal living conditions imposed on the sequestered refugees by the separatist gang "Polisario", which claims sovereignty over Morocco's southern provinces.
The separatist group is currently prey to severe conflicts, the returnees said, calling on the international community to intervene to protect the sequestered population and guarantee their return to their homeland, Morocco.
Waves of Sahrawis have fled the Tindouf camps and returned to Morocco over the past years. These included founding members of the Polisario separatist gang.

[massinissa]

yep they are many!!! but i thing it's similar in a lot of countries, but in morocco we can discuss about this issue freely.

[ThA-MeSsEnGeR]

what a list, that's pretty sad, all my love and respect goes to the families of those who've perished in that part of the country...

but can you please give us a list of those killed in the moroccan jails??? we never hear about them, alhough they're hundreds and hundreds...

peace