During the night of 16th/17th February, a Moroccan military court passed sentences on 24 Saharawi political prisoners who were arrested in connection with the Gdeim Izik protest camp in 2010. 8 received life sentences, 14 were sentenced to between 20 and 30 years in prison and 2 were sentenced to...
On Thursday 14th March, Adala will be hosted by the Cambridge City amnesty international group (Jesus Lane Friends Meeting House, 7.45pm). We will show the documentary La Badil and give a short presentation, focusing on the recent trial of the Gdeim Izik political prisoners. A UK representative of the Polisario...
On Monday 10 December 2012, the Rt Hon Lord Steel of Aikwood KT KBE, Jeremy Corbyn MP and Sir Peter Bottomley MP hosted a Reception at the House of Lords to bid farewell to Lamine Baali as he takes up a new appointment as the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic’s Representative to...
Adala UK is participating in the Cafe Politique event at Warwick University, organised by Warwick Think Tank and the Warwick University Amnesty International Group. The event will start at 2.30 on Wednesday 30th January. We will show the documentary La Badil, followed by a...
Adala UK organised the screening of El Problema with the Development Studies programme at Birkbeck College. El Problema presents the history of the occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco and features testimonies by local human rights activists. The screening was be followed by a Q & A. Attendees also signed a...
Adala writes to the Moroccan Minister of Justice to demand an investigation into the case of Said Dambar who was killed by Moroccan police officers in El Aiun in 2010. (more…)
Adala joins the Cambridge amnesty international city group and other NGOs on Saturday 16th June, 11.30am in Cambridge market square, to show support for a strong and effective Arms Trade Treaty. (more…)
Adala writes to the President of Rabat University to demand equality for Saharawi students. (more…)
Adala UK organised a documentary screening and talk on the human rights situation in Western Sahara, on Tuesday 1st May 2012 in the St Edmund’s College, Cambridge. (more…)
The Letter: Urgent action required We very much hope for your immediate and urgent intervention in order to save the lives of the following Saharawi political prisoners who have been on hunger strike since 1 March 2012. (more…)