management "crisis" caused by the output of the city of El Aaiun of thousands of Sahrawi camps to the protest entails maneuvering disorderly Moroccan authorities. Some words and actions are very disturbing in the premeditation of violence they suggest.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010 in the morning, Khalihanha ould Rachid, president of CORCAS, called sheikhs and notables Saharawi Willaya of El Aaiun, occupied in the presence of Omar Hadrami and representatives of the Moroccan Ministry of Interior about camps of resistance.
CORCAS as sheikhs and notables are the Sahrawi representatives approved by Morocco, they have therefore accepted the settlement. No member representing the coordination of camps were present.
Khalihanha ould Rachid made sheikhs and notables responsible for the situation, saying they did not show their loyalty to the regime and were not fulfilling their responsibilities. He threatened them by telling them that it was up to them to solve the problem because they represent the Sahrawi.
A very old man replied in the negative. "They (people of the camps) want respect for their rights and we have nothing to give. You pretend you speak for the king, then you can go there and solve the problem. You give them what they want. We we are poor and our own children do not listen. "According to President
Corcas, nobody can threaten the government, and if it happens, the government will cut the hand that dares to challenge the Mekhzen. He also said that the meeting was organized on behalf of the king, and he apos's ultimatum to dismantle the camps before Saturday (November 6). Otherwise, he said that would mekhzen by force.
Wali spoke in the meeting to calm the exchanges that were repeated in this manner of threats and answers of helplessness, proposing to continue the meeting in the evening. But that has not occurred. There are still meeting the ultimatum and the promise made on behalf of the Government of using force.
The Interior Minister was present in the evening (November 3) for a dinner with the Saharawi notables, but that nothing official has been reported. It seems that these leaders had no knowledge of the contents of the morning meeting.
This same minister after his first visit to El Aaiun, called Sahrawi all members. They had respondent forcefully order to solve this problem, the exodus massive, accounting for the Sahrawi population, adding that their continued presence in Rabat had no utility.
It seems that the maneuver has been shown in El Aaiun. The chiefs of each tribe met.
According to reports, members of the tribe were in the house Rguaibat Hamdi Ould Rachid. This drew angry with everyone to take responsibility. He demanded that each sheikhs go into the camps to talk with voluntary exiles and convince them to return to El Aaiun and repent. Similarly the old repeated that they had no authority over their son and cousins.
This afternoon, Thursday, Nov. 4, representatives of the camps were meeting with the Minister of the Interior. Despite the promise of granting employment to all present in the Sahrawi camps in the protest in exchange for the dissolution of the camps, it does not appear that this has had benefits in line with Morocco's request.
Other sources said that more than 100 ambulances came to El Aaiun last night. Without this information was confirmed, which looks like a rumor attests to the prevailing state of tension in the city. The dissemination of false information by the Moroccan increases tension and seems to confirm that the Moroccan plan to use violence against the Saharawi camps gdam Izik.
Violence has already been used and sleep in Tarfaya cons fifty Sahrawi who came out of the city to the tent. 7 Saharawi were arrested and five were wounded.
APSO, November 4, 2010. Sources
APSO Sahara Observatory of Human Rights (TO), EM
Note:
CORCAS: Royal Consultative Council for Saharan Affairs
Omar Hadrami, former Polisario, is a "Sahrawi His Majesty the King of Morocco "(www.bakchich.info / The Sahrawi-de-Her Majesty-the-king, 00086.html)
Chioukh: leader of a Sahrawi tribe. Function used by Moroccans, obsolete in the organization of Sahrawi recognizing the SADR. (Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic)
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