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WESTERN Saharan refugees urged the world to take action in support of Sultana Khaya today after her being held under house arrest for nearly a year by Moroccan occupying forces.
“Help us to speak for the silenced voices of the oppressed that call for justice and make known the noble struggles of these oppressed people,” a Saharawi youth department spokesman said.
“365 days and the siege continues,” a campaign statement said, saying that Ms Khayya is “a reflection of an entire oppressed people.”
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