AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 minutes agoFilm Boycott Over Occupied Dakhla: Sahrawi activists are renewing calls to boycott Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey after reports it was shot in Morocco-occupied Western Sahara, arguing the production normalizes the occupation while Sahrawi journalists and filmmakers face repression. Diplomatic Reset Watch: French PM Sébastien Lecornu is in Rabat for talks with Morocco’s leadership, with the visit framed as part of a broader Franco-Moroccan rapprochement after France recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara. Spyware Allegations: A Moroccan intelligence insider claims Morocco used Pegasus spyware against journalists, human rights defenders and foreign officials, while Morocco denies involvement—adding pressure to the wider debate over rights and surveillance in the region. Prisoner Naâma Asfari Health Crisis: Multiple reports and solidarity messages highlight Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari’s worsening condition as he continues an open-ended hunger strike in Moroccan custody, with calls for urgent international action and his release. Regional Solidarity in Mauritania: A Sahrawi delegation met Mauritania’s opposition coalition leadership, with Mauritania reiterating “positive neutrality” and support for UN efforts and self-determination.
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