Exiled from their home since it was occupied by Morocco in the mid-70s, nearly 200,000 Sahrawis live in camps in Algeria. Now in its 18th year, the FiSahara festival is a window to the world Photographs by Susan Schulman for the Guardian From the outside, Asria Mohamed's tent in a refugee camp in south-west Algeria could be mistaken for a typical four-door nomadic dwelling used by Sahrawis, people from Western Sahara, though it is smaller in size. Inside, however, is a series of QR codes attache...
The art of resistance: desert film festival showcases stories of the Sahrawi people
The Guardian - 16 May 2024 13:00
Exiled from their home since it was occupied by Morocco in the mid-70s, nearly 200,000 Sahrawis live in camps in Algeria. Now in its 18th year, the FiSahara festival is a window to the world Photographs by Susan Schulman for the Guardian From the outside, Asria Mohamed's tent in a refugee camp in south-west Algeria could be mistaken for a typical four-door nomadic dwelling used by Sahrawis, people from Western Sahara, though it is smaller in size. Inside, however, is a series of QR codes attache...
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