Plataforma Valenciana de Solidaridad con el Pueblo Saharaui

01/03/2026

Amb el concert d’ahir a Paterna tanca la setmana del 50 aniversari de la proclamació de la RASD.

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23/02/2026

Hoy se ha conmemorado el 50 aniversario de la proclamación de la RASD 🇪🇭 en Valencia, en la Facultad de Derecho, con el Delegado del Frente Polisario en Valencia, Mani Yacub. Y la abogada saharaui, Esjaba Messoud. Gracias a la profesora Raquel Vañó por abrirnos la puerta de la Facultad.

21/01/2026

Charla en CEDSALA, sobre la lucha del pueblo saharaui. Con Fatma Mehdi, Ministra de Cooperación de la RASD. Abdulah Arabi, Delegado del Frente Polisario en España y Esjaba Messoud, Abogada saharaui.

14/01/2026

Mesa redonda sobre la situación política del Sáhara Occidental
🗓️ 20 de enero
🕡 18:30
📍 Sede de CEDSALA. https://maps.app.goo.gl/9RNwaf8YEYN2CyJD8?g_st=ic

Con la participación de Fatma Mehdi, Ministra de Cooperación Saharaui, y Abdullah Arabi, Delegado del Frente Polisario en España.

Un espacio para conocer y entender el punto en el que se encuentra la causa saharaui después de la última resolución de la ONU sobre el Sáhara Occidental adoptada por el Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas se llama Resolución 2797. ¡Te esperamos!

MoVaps-País Valencià
Delegación Saharaui En La Comunidad Valenciana
Zemmur: Asociación de Saharauis en Valencia

01/12/2025

El Delegado del Frente POLISARIO en la Comunidad valenciana,Mani YACUB,se reúne con el Integrupo de paz y solidaridad con el Pueblo Saharaui en las Cortes Valencianas,donde se ha tratado temas de interés común además de los últimos acontecimientos acaecido en el tema del Sáhara Occidental además de la situación humanitaria en los Campamentos de Refugiados Saharauis.



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11/11/2025

Hoy hemos recibido la visita del nuevo delegado del Frente Polisario en Valencia, empezamos una nueva etapa, con proyectos nuevos. Bienvenido Mami Yacub a la Plataforma.

31/10/2025

27/09/2025

Moroccan Authorities detained 7 Seven Saharawi Student Activists in Agadir, Retaliation
Equipe Media Agadir, Morocco
26/09/2025
Seven Saharawi student activists were detained on Tuesday by security agencies in Morocco in what fellow activists have called a retaliatory crackdown aimed at silencing those who were expressing dissent. The detention is of students who are activists and who have been holding activities in solidarity with Saharawi political prisoners as well as participating in the funeral of a recognized human rights defender.

They were arrested by plainclothes police in a black Clio car and a police van, Equipe Media Saharawi news website reports. The operation was carried out outside the Faculty of Law in Agadir, which reportedly filed the complaint leading to the arrests.

In an Equipe Media telephone interview, Saharawi student activist Osama Bchiri said the arrests are an overt act of intimidation. He attributed the actions of the authorities to the activities of the students themselves, including attending the funeral of Ibrahm Sabbar, who was a prominent Saharawi human rights activist who died last month and was laid to rest in Legsabi, southern Morocco.

"This arrest is intimidation of the activists with the aim of silencing them," said Bchiri.

The crackdown is also understood to be a direct response to the activities of the students in raising awareness for the "Gdeim Izik" group, Saharawi political detainees jailed for over 15 years. Their case has attracted international support, especially through French activist Claude Mangin's campaign in which she has battled tirelessly on behalf of her husband, Naama Asfari, and his 18 co-defendants. Mangin's campaign has been taken from Paris to El Aaiun, the capital city of Western Sahara.

Three of the seven are released later in the same day after their cellular phones were checked. But four remain detained at the headquarters of a nearby police station. They have been identified as:

Brahim Babaït, third-year Law.

Salah Sabbar, third-year Law.

El Hafed Biraman, second-year Law.

Nourdin Anaflous, second-year Finance.

The arrest has also strained ties between the Saharawi student community of Agadir, who see the action as part of an all-out trend towards arresting campaigners for self-determination and human rights in Western Sahara.

The Moroccan authorities have not issued any formal announcement of the charges against the arrested students.