STOLEN
Slavery man-to-man is the saddest thing in the world.
NEW!! Comprehensive STUDY GUIDE now available Stolen is an excellent addition to any classroom and ideal for courses on: Human Rights, African Studies, Social Justice, Global Solidarity, Slavery, Liberation Slavery, Journalism, Race Studies, Political Science, Directing Film, Producing Film, International Law, ...
Australian filmmakers Violeta Ayala and Dan Fallshaw go to the Polisario governed refugee camps in the Algerian desert to make a film about a family reunion. Everything changes when the black Saharawis start to talk about a different subject...Their freedom.
Origins of STOLEN In September 2006, with the co-operation of the Polisario, we went to the camps to make a film about a family reunion. After 10 days of being introduced by Polisario officials to women who were to take part in a ...
Interview with UN in 2007 clearly stating they are aware slavery exists in the Polisario refugee camps and the surrounding territory, including Western Sahara. This video is made available because of accusations made by the interviewee that we manipulated her interview.
Matala is a character in Stolen. He lives in the Polisario refugee camps in Algeria. He traveled 1,800 km overland from the refugee camps to Mauritania to tell us how slavery is affecting the lives of his family and his people. This ...
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