Synopsis
Naâma Asfari, a Sahrawi jurist and pro-independence activist, received a 30-year prison sentence in Morocco for his political beliefs.
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Synopsis
Naâma Asfari, a Sahrawi jurist, is serving a 30-year sentence in Morocco. His wife, Claude Mangin, travels from prison visits to diplomatic meetings to advocate for his release. She files complaints regarding his treatment and organizes support events to raise awareness about the situation in Western Sahara. The film details her efforts and the challenges they face in seeking justice and a fair trial for Asfari. It presents a personal account of their struggle against a backdrop of human rights issues in occupied territories.
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Why Watch
- Meet Naâma Asfari, a Sahrawi activist imprisoned in Morocco.
- Follow Claude Mangin's fight for her husband's release.
- See the human rights situation in Western Sahara.
Did You Know
- Naâma Asfari was sentenced to 30 years in detention in Morocco.
- Claude Mangin files complaints for torture related to her husband's case.
- The film has a duration of 61 minutes.
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Who is Naâma Asfari?
Naâma Asfari is a Sahrawi jurist and pro-independence activist who was sentenced to 30 years of detention in Morocco.
What does Claude Mangin do to support her husband?
Claude Mangin mobilizes and raises awareness of the situation in Western Sahara and her husband's fate through prison visits, diplomatic meetings, and filing complaints for torture.
How long is the documentary 'Tell them I exist'?
The documentary 'Tell them I exist' has a duration of 61 minutes.
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