Adala UK firmly condemns the intensifying campaign of defamation targeting Sahrawi human rights defender Taleb Alisalem known online as “Taleb Sahara” and the dangerous discourse aimed at delegitimizing his legitimate activism. The recent wave of baseless accusations portraying him as racially divisive or aligned with far-right ideologies is not an...
Adala UK strongly condemns the recent article published by HortiDaily on 6 May 2025, titled “Dakhla growers urged to diversify their markets”. The article presents a commercial narrative about agricultural production and export in Dakhla, without any mention of the legal status of the territory as part of occupied Western Sahara, or the serious...
Adala UK welcomes and fully endorses the official statement issued by the African National Congress (ANC) on 19 July 2025, which firmly condemns the misuse of the South African flag by the Kingdom of Morocco in a foreign political engagement that sought to legitimise its illegal occupation of Western Sahara. The ANC’s position...
Adala UK has sent a formal letter to the UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), raising serious concerns over the filming of the upcoming Hollywood production The Odyssey in Dakhla, a city located in occupied Western Sahara. The letter highlights that Western Sahara remains a non-self-governing territory under international law, and...
On the occasion of Nelson Mandela International Day, Adala UK honours the enduring legacy of a global icon whose life was devoted to justice, equality, and the inalienable right of peoples to self-determination. Nelson Mandela’s principled resistance to apartheid and colonialism remains a moral compass for human rights defenders and freedom...
(report) Adala UK expresses its deep concern regarding Morocco’s latest announcement to construct a 500-megawatt hyperscale data centre in Dakhla, a coastal city located in the Non-Self-Governing Territory of Western Sahara. Presented as a step toward digital innovation and green energy leadership, this project in reality underscores a dangerous and...
Adala UK condemns systematic violations of Saharawi students’ rights under occupation Adala UK strongly condemns the ongoing and systematic violations of the rights of Saharawi civilian prisoners, particularly students, by the Moroccan authorities. We draw urgent attention to the case of Ayman Al-Thurbi, a young Saharawi law student and political prisoner,...
Adala UK expresses its profound concern and disappointment regarding the recent public endorsement by South Africa’s uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, led by former President Jacob Zuma, of Morocco’s so-called Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara. This position represents a deeply regrettable departure from South Africa’s longstanding support for the inalienable right...
London, UK — Adala UK, has received a formal response from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) following its recent letter to the British Foreign Secretary, The Rt Hon David Lammy MP. In its letter dated 25 June 2025, addressed specifically to Adala UK’s President, Sidi Ahmed Elyedassi, the...
“It is time their rights are recognised and respected.” Adala UK has formally addressed GreenGo Energy, a Danish renewable energy company, regarding its reported activities in occupied Western Sahara, demanding accountability, legal compliance, and respect for the rights of the Saharawi people. In a strongly worded letter dated 13 July...