Archive for 2016

Two lawyers, José Revert Calabuig and Nieves Cubas Armas, representatives of the General Council of the Spanish Legal Profession who had planned to visit, as international observers, the trial on 21 December of Saharawi activist Ali Saadouni and his fellow activists in El Aaiún. They were expelled from the capital...

US Congress welcomes Adala UK delegation

Washington, D.C. has welcomed Adala UK in a series of successful meetings, undertaken with members of the United States House of Representatives, policy groups and civil societies. As the 114th Congress draws to a close and with it the administration of President Barack Obama, the opportunity arises to create early...

Adala UK arrived in Washington, D.C. on 6th December 2016 in preparation for talks with officials from the Obama administration, civil liberties groups and policy advocates in an effort to raise awareness of human rights abuses in Western Sahara. Adala UK activists presented their report on the conditions of Saharawi...

Western Sahara: The case of Brahim Saika

Dear member of parliament We wanted to write to you about a recent incident in the Occupied Territories of Western Sahara which has gone unaddressed by the Moroccan government. We urge you to support us in calling for a response from Morocco in the case of the death of Brahim...

In September, Adala UK was one of eight signatories to the Alternative Report on the occasion of the UN Human Rights Committee’s 2016 Report on the Kingdom of Morocco’s implementation of the ICCPR. The Alternative Report provided an analysis of the legal and historical framework that should guide the Committee’s...

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