Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film adaptation of “The Odyssey" filmed in the Western Sahara, a disputed territory inhabited by the Indigenous Sahrawi people.

Christopher Nolan is facing criticism for filming parts of his upcoming “The Odyssey” in the Western Sahara, 70% of which is occupied by Morocco. The director has been filming the highly anticipated ...

Christopher Nolan is facing backlash for filming parts of The Odyssey in Western Sahara, 70 percent of which is occupied by ...

" FiSahara urgently calls on Nolan and his crew, including film stars Matt Damon and Zendaya, to stop filming in Dakhla and stand in solidarity with the Sahrawi people who have been under military ...

Situated in the harsh Sahara desert with limited access to economic opportunities, over 80% of Sahrawi refugees rely entirely ...

The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to Sahrawi refugees in Algeria through sustained funding for the United ...

Jacob Zuma’s opportunistic stunt fractures African unity, handing Morocco a propaganda win to weaken the AU’s anti-colonial resolve and embolden oppressors from Rabat to Tel Aviv, says the writer.

Christopher Nolan is under fire from FiSahara, the Western Sahara international film festival organisers, for shooting The ...

We go to the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, where activists are shining a light on Morocco’s brutal occupation of Western Sahara and its Indigenous people, the Sahrawi. The Sahrawi ...

A group of 29 Sahrawi children have arrived in Almería to spend the summer with local families as part of the long-running ‘Vacaciones en Paz’ programme. The initiative, coordinated by the ...

Christopher Nolan's film The Odyssey faces backlash for filming in disputed territory, sparking debate on cultural ...

Christopher Nolan faces criticism for shooting scenes of The Odyssey in Dakhla, Western Sahara. FiSahara and pro-Sahrawi voices accuse the production of legitimizing Morocco’s presence in the region.