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AFAPREDESA

THE 2010 CCDH/IER REPORT: A PARTIAL AND INSUFFICIENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT

7 de January de 2026

AFAPREDESA

Association of relatives of Sahrawi prisoners and disappeared persons

AFAPREDESA was born as a civil response to the deplorable human rights situation, the inability to defend the disappeared and tortured, and our anguish as parents, children, spouses, and siblings in the face of the consequences of Morocco’s civil-military invasion of Western Sahara.
AFAPREDESA was established on August 20, 1989, in the Tindouf refugee camps. It is a Sahrawi non-governmental human rights organization, as recognized by Sahrawi law.
It is an observer member of the African Commission on Human Rights and a member of the International Coalition for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.
It participates in the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva and also advocates before the European Parliament.
AFAPREDESA has been outlawed by the Moroccan government, but it continues its work within the occupied territory.