Hunger Strike Health Emergency: Sahrawi political prisoner Naâma Asfari’s health is worsening in Kenitra Prison as his open-ended hunger strike (since June 8) enters a critical phase, with reports citing severe exhaustion, rapid weight loss (over 9 kg), isolation in the infirmary, and deteriorating vital functions; Le Monde and a human-rights coordination mechanism describe an urgent need for independent medical care and UN-linked action. Diplomatic Pressure for Care & Release: Mexico’s parliamentary Friendship Group, France’s Ivry-sur-Seine mayor, the African Youth Congress, and Sahrawi community associations in France all renewed calls for Asfari’s immediate release, access to family, and urgent independent treatment, pointing to UN findings on arbitrary detention and torture. EU/UN Humanitarian Focus: Germany’s Die Linke urged Berlin to back a free and fair referendum as the only lawful path, while also pushing for stronger humanitarian supplies to Sahrawi refugee camps, especially food, water, and medical assistance. Health System Links via Research Deals: Morocco-Spain academic ties expand as Ibn Zohr University signs health-sciences and medical humanities partnerships in Laayoune with Canary Islands universities, including clinical research and student mobility. Context on Regional Security & Surveillance: Separate reporting highlights Morocco’s alleged use of Pegasus spyware and ongoing security narratives—raising concerns for rights defenders’ safety alongside the current prison health crisis.