- The
Sahrawis, or
Sahrawi people (Arabic: صحراويون ṣaḥrāwīyūn), are an
ethnic group native to the
western part of the
Sahara desert,
which includes the...
- only
Sahrawis 'indigenous' to
Western Sahara during the
Spanish colonial period, not the
total number of "ethnic"
Sahrawis (i.e.,
members of
Sahrawi tribal...
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estimates that
around 20,000
Sahrawis have
limited competencies in Spanish. The SADR
acted as a
government administration in the
Sahrawi refugee camps located...
- Look up
Sahrawi, Saharawi, Saharaui, Sahraoui, Sahroui, or
Saharoui in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sahrawi or
Saharawi (also
transliterated into...
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Sahrawi p****ports are p****ports
issued to
citizens of the
Sahrawi Republic. They are
issued by the
Ministry of
Foreign Affairs or Interior, and launched...
- 000
registered Sahrawi refugees in Mauritania. They
formed a
majority of
people with
refugee status in the
whole Mauritania. The
Sahrawis who did not flee...
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nomadic groups,
among whom
intertribal conflicts were frequent. In 1957,
Sahrawis began to
enroll in the
Moroccan Army of
Liberation and
launched attacks...
- the
arrested Sahrawis put the
health of
several at risk, and the
action was aborted. On 14
December 2005, 14 pro-independence
Sahrawis and human-rights...
- nationality. Due to the
Sahrawi Republic not
being recognised by Spain, most
Sahrawis ended up
being recognised as stateless.
Sahrawis living under Moroccan...
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Tlili by
several young Sahrawis who were prin****lly
educated in
Morocco and
conscious of
Third World liberation movements. The
Sahrawi People's Liberation...
