Équipe Media – Dakhla, Occupied Western Sahara
September 15, 2024
A group of unemployed Saharawi graduates, known as the “Ahd, Waad” (Promise, Commitment) unified framework, resumed their protests in the heart of Dakhla today. The protesters gathered to denounce the ongoing marginalization and exclusion policies enforced by the Moroccan occupation against Saharawi graduates and degree holders.
Despite heavy police presence, dozens of male and female protesters gathered in the city center, chanting slogans expressing their frustration with the discriminatory practices they face. They pointed out that while they remain unemployed, thousands of Moroccan settlers are provided with jobs and benefits in the occupied territories .
The image shows unemployed graduates standing next to a sign that reads: ‘Dakhla: Wealth and Riches, Unemployment and Neglect
Two cardboard signs with slogans written on them
There is no life on land, and no life at sea, so where is the escape?
The exclusion of Dakhla’s youth from their right to employment is a racist behavior
