 Other accusations were that some of the population are kept in the Tindouf refugee camps against their will and did not enjoy freedom of expression.Moroccan newspapers have aired reports of demonstrations being suppressed violently by Polisario forces in the Tindouf camps, but these reports have not been confirmed by international media or human rights organizations.Several international and Spanish human rights and aid organizations are active in the camps on a permanent basis, and contest the Moroccan allegations; there are several people and organizations that claim the Tindouf camps are a model for running refugee camps democratically.