Sahrawi populations are enduring "inhumane living conditions" in Tindouf Camps, South-Western Algeria, said on Tuesday, Edward Benson, ex Officer-in-Charge of confidence-building measures at the High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Tindouf populations are suffering "inhumane, brutal and isolated" living conditions, he said in a seminar held at Oxford University.
Benson added that in comparison with other conflicts in the world, the Sahara issue remains "confused regarding Algeria's implication."
During the conference, the audience watched a documentary film, made by United Nations Television (UNTV), describing the reunion of a father living in Morocco's southern provinces with his daughter who lived in Tindouf Camps, within the framework of the family visit exchange program.
Tindouf populations are suffering "inhumane, brutal and isolated" living conditions, he said in a seminar held at Oxford University.
Benson added that in comparison with other conflicts in the world, the Sahara issue remains "confused regarding Algeria's implication."
During the conference, the audience watched a documentary film, made by United Nations Television (UNTV), describing the reunion of a father living in Morocco's southern provinces with his daughter who lived in Tindouf Camps, within the framework of the family visit exchange program.
