Wagner involvement in the nation’s civil war has resulted in the violent targeting of indigenous Muslim populations.
Author: Majid Shabbeer
Impacts of Militarization on Bedouin Communities
Since the 2014 militarization of the Sinai, nomadic communities have found their way of life threatened under a system of discrimination.
Impacts of Militarization on Bedouin Communities
Since the 2014 militarization of the Sinai, nomadic communities have found their way of life threatened under a system of discrimination.
Haratines vs Systemic Slavery and Discrimination
Fighting against longstanding structures of discrimination and slavery, Mauritania’s Haratines strive for civil liberties and equal rights.
State-based Discrimination Against Tebu and Amazigh Libyans
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Wagner Abuses Against Fulani and Kel Tamasheq (Tuareg) Communities
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Eritrean Afar in Dankalia
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Sahrawi vs Land Grabbing in the Western Sahara
For decades, the Sahrawi people of the Western Sahara have fought occupation, and today face a new reality of eviction and cultural erasure.
Sahrawi vs Resource Extraction in the Western Sahara
As the Moroccan government illegally extracts mineral and agricultural wealth from occupied Sahrawi lands, indigenous communities suffer.