"This report is in two parts. Part one examines present-day human rights conditions in Western Sahara.

Based on first-hand research, Off the Radar: Human Rights in the Tindouf Refugee Camps, examines conditions in the camps, which outside human rights observers seldom visit.

This collection of maps is up to date with the latest developments of the city as of 2017. We hope you let this map be part of yet another fun Tindouf adventure :)

Western companies buy Sahrawi phosphate, fish and fruit from the Moroccan occupiers, in breach of UN resolutions. • Investigative reporters Fredrik Laurin and Lars Schmidt have visited refugee camps and presidential palaces, met with ...

... Tindouf, Reggane, Ahnet, Mouydir and Illizi/Ghadames, Murzuk and Kufra (Fig. 1). The structure and tectonic evolution of these basins will now be defined. TINDOUF BASIN The Tindouf basin is the most westerly of the Saharan basins. It is ...

... Tindouf and Tindouf hammada ( Heim de Balsac 1936 ; Monteuil 1951 ) . In the south , it has been recorded from scattered localities , including Silet , Adrar Ahnet , Tadmait , Temassin , Tanezroult , Tamanrasset , Plaine d'Admer ...

... Tindouf , " the Residential arrete of February 15 , 1949 said that this action would be taken " in agreement with the Annex of Indigenous Affairs of Tindouf . " 2 Referring once more to the 1950 map of the Territoires du Sud , one notes ...

... Tindouf market, or directly from “traveling” traders. Reasons for this include the perception that remedies sold in the camps are of low medicinal quality, the high prices of remedies in camp markets and shops, and the irregularity in ...