Through peaceful petitions and movements, we aim to end discrimination and seek accountability for the horrific massacres that took place between 1989 and 1991:

1. Denounce the ongoing discrimination and apartheid-like system imposed on Black communities in Mauritania.
2. Repeal Amnesty Law 93.23, which protects those responsible for crimes committed since 1989, and ensure these perpetrators are brought to justice.
3. Investigate and locate all mass graves across Mauritania to provide truth and closure for the families of victims.
4. Facilitate the safe and dignified return of Mauritanian refugees currently living in Senegal and Mali.

We stand in solidarity with those who have suffered from racism, discrimination, and injustice, and we must amplify our efforts to support and uplift these communities.