Original sentence: Smara, also Semara (), is a Sahrawi city (50,000 in 1999) in the Moroccan-Administred Western Sahara, with a population estimated at 42,056.The town is presently controlled by the Moroccan authorities, as part of what the government terms its Southern Provinces, and enclosed by a section of the Moroccan Wall
Edited sentence: Smara has seen small-scale uprisings and demonstrations against Moroccan rule for years - in "Smara Intifada" (1999) and the ongoing Independence Intifada (since 2005).Smara, also Semara (), is a Sahrawi city (50,000 in 1999) in the Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara, with a population estimated at 42,056.The town is presently controlled by the Moroccan authorities, as part of what the government terms its Southern Provinces, and enclosed by a section of the Moroccan Berm