Madrid, 17/12/2009 (SPS) The Saharawi human rights, Aminatou Haidar, who was hospitalized at his request, on the night of Wednesday to Thursday in Lanzarote (Canary Islands) is "lucid and conscious", but ended to continue hunger strike begun last 32 days.
"Aminatou Haidar is now lucid and conscious, but insists that she will continue her hunger strike only when she returns home to El Aaiun with her children," he told LIAPIS with the support platform the Sahrawi.
"For the moment, he was given only medication to calm her abdominal pain and his condition is currently stable," it explained.
Aminetou Haidar, who had already acknowledged Wednesday morning that she felt "very weak", was admitted to hospital "voluntarily and consciously" Ala result of "strong" stomach pain and nausea, said before his lawyer, Ines Miranda, who was with her at líhôpital.
Sahrawi activist, 42, began November 16 a hunger strike to demand his return unlimited in El Aaiun, the capital occupied Saharawi, Dio ˘ has been illegally expelled by Morocco, November 14, at island of Lanzarote (Canary Islands), back in the United States where she had received an award from Human líhomme.
Aminatou Haidar, who has repeatedly refused the proposals of the English Government to grant English citizenship or asylum in Spain, has repeatedly said she wanted to return to Western Sahara "dead or alive, with or without a passport. "
Determined, she said six per cent "ready" to fight to the death if need be: "My children will live with dignity but without a mother," she said, denouncing each time líintransigeance of Morocco who "wants ( his) death. "
A vast movement of solidarity in particular, Spain and worldwide, was formed around the "Sahrawi Gandhi" for support in his fight against injustice and for his right to return home in Western Sahara.
Spain, which is accused by Haidar, civil society and even by the political class of this country, of "complicity" with his deportation to Morocco in Lanzarote, multiplies the diplomatic efforts to find a solution to the situation Sahrawi activist.
Wednesday, the English Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said he was "convinced" that his executive will find a solution if Haidar.
"The government will solve the situation of Aminatou Haidar and this settlement will be reached rapidly, at least that's what I want," he said before the Congress of Deputies (lower house of the English Parliament).
Moreover, the Congress of Deputies passed a motion calling on the English government to "redouble its efforts and diplomatic policies at the highest level" to allow the return to Western Sahara Sahrawi activist.
Members urged Morocco to allow Ms. Haidar returned "immediately and without delay" at home in Western Sahara, and called the English government to "Continue to defend the rights of free movement and residence" of the Sahrawi activist, and Morocco to give him back his passport confiscated at the airport in El Aaiun busy. (SPS)
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