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this article isn't very 'encyclopedic' like — Preceding unsigned comment added by Okitscool ( talk • contribs) 03:29, 8 December 2020 (UTC)
I believe the information about the person should be updated properly and in neutral tone -now it is very biased, also tagging decent human rights organizations as lobbies, which is clearly not true. Also, we are talking about official lawsuits of rape accusations and tortures, not "complaints" as it is written here: "A complaint was filed against him in 2013 for alleged rape and sexual abuse of Khadijatou Mahmoud Mohamed Zoubeir."
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In 2009, the Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEDH), a nonprofit human rights group based in Spain,[9][10] filed a number of lawsuits against Brahim Ghali for alleged torture and military crimes committed during his leadership at Polisario Front.[11][12][13][14][15] The Canary Association of Victims of Terrorism (Acavite) was also involved representing Canary Island workers and fishermen allegedly attacked by the Polisario. [16] Eventually dismissed, the lawsuits were reopened after Ghali's arrival to Spain in 2021 to recover from a critical health state due to COVID-19.[11][17][18] On 19 May 2021, the Spanish Audiencia Nacional summoned Ghali to testify as accused party in the quarrels presented by the ASADEDH and the dissident Fadel Breica; Ghali telematically testified from the Hospital San Millán-San Pedro in Logroño (as he was recovering from COVID-19) on the convened date of 1 June 2021.[19] The Spanish High Court, earlier that day, turned down a request for Ghali to be taken into custody, stating that the plaintiffs in the war crimes case against him had failed to provide evidence he had committed any crime, in the preliminary hearing, also arguing there are no "clear indications of his involvement" in the crimes of which Ghali has been accused.[18][20] Shortly afterwards, Ghali left Spain and landed in Algeria on 2 June 2021,[21] continuing with the less acute phase of his recovery in the Ain El Naaja military hospital in Algiers, where he was visited by Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.[22] In addition, Ghali was also accused of rape by the Sahrawi woman Khadijatou Mahmoud, who claimed she was raped in 2010 by Brahim Ghali in the embassy of the the Sahrawi Republic (SADR) in Algiers.[23] During that period, Mahmoud worked as a translator in the office of the Prime Minister of the SADR assisting different NGOs engaged in humanitarian aid for the Sahrawi refugee camps in the Tindouf Province, Algeria.[16][24] According to testimony provided by Khadijatou, Ghali, who was the SADR ambassador in Algiers at the time, called her to his office after-hours, and promptly assaulted and raped her once she entered Upon returning to Spain, where she was adopted by the Spanish parents, Khadijatou Mahmoud sued Ghali in 2013 filing a lawsuit with the Spanish Court.[25] According to La Razon, her case was dismissed in 2018 because Mahmoud was not a Spanish citizen and the crime occured in Algeria.[23] However, the case was reopened when Ghali arrived with the diplomatic passport as "Mohamed Benbatouche"[26] at Spain for medical treatment in 2021[27] [28][29] but dismissed again on June 1, 2021.[23][30]
@ Simoooix.haddi: I suggest you refrain from pushing your nationalist POV in this WP:BLP article. The content that you're messing around with has been discussed before and we agreed that it was the best way to present it. If you disagree with, you know what to do and how to achieve consensus. M.Bitton ( talk) 21:37, 13 March 2023 (UTC)
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this article isn't very 'encyclopedic' like — Preceding unsigned comment added by Okitscool ( talk • contribs) 03:29, 8 December 2020 (UTC)
I believe the information about the person should be updated properly and in neutral tone -now it is very biased, also tagging decent human rights organizations as lobbies, which is clearly not true. Also, we are talking about official lawsuits of rape accusations and tortures, not "complaints" as it is written here: "A complaint was filed against him in 2013 for alleged rape and sexual abuse of Khadijatou Mahmoud Mohamed Zoubeir."
Here is the new version I wrote and in case my edits are reverted once again by the biased editor, I will leave this text as a proof that my edits are:
Here is the text I added once again to the page:
In 2009, the Sahrawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights (ASADEDH), a nonprofit human rights group based in Spain,[9][10] filed a number of lawsuits against Brahim Ghali for alleged torture and military crimes committed during his leadership at Polisario Front.[11][12][13][14][15] The Canary Association of Victims of Terrorism (Acavite) was also involved representing Canary Island workers and fishermen allegedly attacked by the Polisario. [16] Eventually dismissed, the lawsuits were reopened after Ghali's arrival to Spain in 2021 to recover from a critical health state due to COVID-19.[11][17][18] On 19 May 2021, the Spanish Audiencia Nacional summoned Ghali to testify as accused party in the quarrels presented by the ASADEDH and the dissident Fadel Breica; Ghali telematically testified from the Hospital San Millán-San Pedro in Logroño (as he was recovering from COVID-19) on the convened date of 1 June 2021.[19] The Spanish High Court, earlier that day, turned down a request for Ghali to be taken into custody, stating that the plaintiffs in the war crimes case against him had failed to provide evidence he had committed any crime, in the preliminary hearing, also arguing there are no "clear indications of his involvement" in the crimes of which Ghali has been accused.[18][20] Shortly afterwards, Ghali left Spain and landed in Algeria on 2 June 2021,[21] continuing with the less acute phase of his recovery in the Ain El Naaja military hospital in Algiers, where he was visited by Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune.[22] In addition, Ghali was also accused of rape by the Sahrawi woman Khadijatou Mahmoud, who claimed she was raped in 2010 by Brahim Ghali in the embassy of the the Sahrawi Republic (SADR) in Algiers.[23] During that period, Mahmoud worked as a translator in the office of the Prime Minister of the SADR assisting different NGOs engaged in humanitarian aid for the Sahrawi refugee camps in the Tindouf Province, Algeria.[16][24] According to testimony provided by Khadijatou, Ghali, who was the SADR ambassador in Algiers at the time, called her to his office after-hours, and promptly assaulted and raped her once she entered Upon returning to Spain, where she was adopted by the Spanish parents, Khadijatou Mahmoud sued Ghali in 2013 filing a lawsuit with the Spanish Court.[25] According to La Razon, her case was dismissed in 2018 because Mahmoud was not a Spanish citizen and the crime occured in Algeria.[23] However, the case was reopened when Ghali arrived with the diplomatic passport as "Mohamed Benbatouche"[26] at Spain for medical treatment in 2021[27] [28][29] but dismissed again on June 1, 2021.[23][30]
@ Simoooix.haddi: I suggest you refrain from pushing your nationalist POV in this WP:BLP article. The content that you're messing around with has been discussed before and we agreed that it was the best way to present it. If you disagree with, you know what to do and how to achieve consensus. M.Bitton ( talk) 21:37, 13 March 2023 (UTC)