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Indian Culture: Traditions and Customs of India

War in Western Sahara forced the Sahrawis to flee for safety in Algeria. 41 years later, with no resolution to the conflict, they've been stuck in the desert ever since. They just want to go home. Join the movement fighting for a fair deal for people forced from their homes: http://oxf.am/ZEut #WorldRefugeeDay #StandAsOne | Oxfam

Those are not Sahrawis, but Berabish, a Banu Hassan tribe. Between the late 15th and 17th centuries, the Berabish fragmented into several branches and migrated in different directions. One group moved north into Morocco alongside the Rehamna, where it was eventually absorbed into their confederation and supported the Saadian army. Another branch settled in the Azawad region near Timbuktu through successive waves of migration along trans-Saharan routes. As a result of these historical processes,

To the U.S. Mission to the United Nations,Your statement condemning the Polisario Front would perhaps carry some moral weight if the United States had shown even a fraction of the same outrage toward the suffering endured by the Sahrawi people during nearly fifty years of occupation.Where was this language of “regional stability” when Moroccan warplanes bombed Sahrawi refugee columns with napalm and white phosphorus in Um Draiga, killing thousands of civilians in a single day. Where was this con

John Earle Sullivan on Instagram: "🚨 Chaos erupts in an NYC immigration court as ICE agents forcibly arrest a man from Western Sahara, a territory with a long and complex political history. 🚨 📍 This unfolds in New York City. 📍 ⚖️ In essence: The video shows a tense and chaotic scene as plainclothes and uniformed agents struggle to detain a man in a crowded hallway. The man protests his arrest, shouting about "freedom" and his immigration process before being escorted away amidst a crush of j