Negro is considered to be the sum of the black and mulatto populations.

Also, Don't Touch my Nationality opposition movement, held a rally asking to punish all those involved in the elimination of black Mauritanians.

Al Watan (the Nation) website featured some testimonies of the parents of the genocide victims, who spoke about their tragedy and the injustice they have been subjected to, demanding punishment for the massacre perpetrators Mrs Salmta Jalou says that her husband and brother were killed here so she was hit by two calamities at the same time.

He created a gospel choir in the high school at the demand of his students that specializes in negro spirituals, gospel, soul music and world music.

He also led a policy of national unity in order to reduce the social and political differences between his fellow Americo Liberians and the indigenous Liberians.

In mysterious circumstances, at least 28 black African soldiers were executed in a remote village located 500km to the north of the capital Nouakchott.

It took them a couple of days before reaching the Mauritanian Capital. These former refugees demand the implementation of the tripartite agreement signed in 2007 , between Mauritania, Senegal and the UN Refugee Agency regarding their situation. They also want their citizenship papers .

And the crimes against black Mauritanians were repeated as well as their displacement, and the confiscation of their money, and their honor was sullied and defiled under everyone's eyes.

On Aswat (Voices), Djibril Jalou wrote a series of blog posts on the crimes which Mauritanian blacks have been subject to.

The story is, indeed, an excoriation of social conditions for the blacks, but more important ... it is an excoriation of all communities, all societies, in all places and all times.

But the Mauritanian regime met the march with oppression and tear gas. The movement had earlier issued a list containing the names of members of the Mauritanian army accused of committing crimes against blacks, especially former president Moaouia Ould Sid Ahmed El Tae.

Bakari Guèye in Magharebia reports that the city of Kaedi erupted into violence on September 24 and 30, 2011, because the black community feared that the census would be used as a discriminatory tool to relegate them to second class citizen status.

The Mauritanian army perpetrated a genocide in Inal, in northern Mauritania, where 28 black soldiers were executed without trial and not even a clear accusation. They were also subject that night to the ugliest forms of torture.

On April 29, protesters marched from 400 on feet from the southern city of Bougi.

Although Wyatt Tee Walker was initially against the use of children in the demonstrations, he responded to criticism by saying, Negro children will get a better education in five days in jail than in five months in a segregated school.