Undeclared Moroccan Prisoners in Algeria

[Shrantellatessa]

...As a reaction to some PMs I received, I just wanna clarify that I already know that the Moroccan prisoners were released, but I also know that there are still other Moroccans in Algeria who are not declared as prisoners and they are still suffering. Those "undeclared" prisoners are Moroccans (Women and men) who were kidnapped and now they are obliged to work for Algeria. One good example is a young woman (whose name won't be mentioned) who has been obliged to teach in an Algerian school and she wasn't allowed to come back to her motherland (Morocco) like the "declared" war prisoners. This young woman met one of these "declared" war prisoners before he's released and she gave him the only thing she could give him to make us remember her when he's back to Morocco; this thing was her watch. Now the Moroccan man is back to Morocco and I met him. Someday the young poor woman, as other "undeclared" prisoners, will also be released, and we will never forget them.
P.S. The young woman had also been tortured and subject to many horrors (that you know) in the Polisario camps before she were obliged to teach in Algerian schools.

[chasli]

From your posting, it appears that the one woman you speak about is no longer in Tindouf, but is somewhere in Algeria. I was just wondering about the other "undeclared" prisoners you mention. Are they in Tindouf or elsewhere in Algeria?

[Shrantellatessa]

They are elsewhere in Algeria

[brim]

If what you have written is tue then you should, MUST, immedaitely take ANY information you hold to the Red Cross or to AMDH.

[Shrantellatessa]

I know what I'm doing,
Thanks for ur kind advice,
Regards,

[brim]

Shran, what are you doing about the issue OTHER than posting messages here on this site?

[Shrantellatessa]

it's NONE of ur business, dear enemy, I mean dear Brrrr!