Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by Anticapitalistas
Anticapitalistas definitively rejects the decision of the Spanish government to support the proposal by the Moroccan autocracy for a Saharan regime of autonomy [within Morocco.] With this decision the Spanish government modifies its traditional policy of defense of “a political, just, lasting (...)
, by Anticapitalistas
The current situation in Western Sahara is extremely serious and represents a qualitative leap and a historical event before which we cannot remain impassive.
In the past 45 years, Morocco has not complied with the Peace and Human Rights Accords at any time. The illegal occupation of the (...)
, by MACLEAN Ruth
Since Morocco invaded Western Sahara it has built a 1,700-mile desert barrier keeping Sahrawis out of the resource-rich west
Donald Trump was widely ridiculed earlier this week for suggesting that Spain emulate his $25bn dream for the US-Mexico border and “build a wall” across the Sahara desert. (...)
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled the EU-Morocco Fisheries Agreement illegal under international law, as it breaches the Saharawi people’s right to self-determination by including produce from Western Sahara, currently under military occupation
The ruling coincides (...)
, by ABENAY Hassan
The United Nations has called again for the resumption of (direct or indirect) negotiations between the Moroccan Government and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Saguia al Hamra and Rio de Oro (Polisario), with the aim of achieving a solution to the conflict around the region of Western (...)
, by GUY Ron
The crackdown by Moroccan occupation forces on the protest camp at Gdeim Izik on November 8 may have brought more attention to the plight of Western Sahara than was intended.
The 20,000-strong camp at Gdeim Izik, 15 km from the Western Saharan capital, El Aaiun, was established on October 9 to (...)
, by GUY Ron
Moroccan occupation forces brutally attacked and destroyed the Saharawi Gdeim Izik protest camp on November 8, which had grown to over 20,000 since being established on October 9.
The camp, 15 kilometres outside the capital, El Aaiun, was established to protest lack of job opportunities for (...)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
The six prisoners of conscience at The Local Prison of Salé, Morocco
April 30th, 2010 To All Those Who Supported us We greet you very warmly….
We must first apologise for being all this late in thanking all those who supported us. That was not certainly because of the daily constraints (...)
, by BOUKHARI Ahmed, Frente Polisario
Statement by Ahmed Boukhari, Representative of the Frente POLISARIO to the United Nations, New York, 28 April 2010 .
----------------------------------------------- As the Security Council prepares for tomorrow’s consideration of a new resolution to extend the mandate of MINURSO – the UN (...)
, by DRAGO Tito
MADRID, Dec 2 (IPS) - The firm stance taken by Western Sahara independence activist Aminatou Haidar, in her third week of a hunger strike in an airport in Spain’s Canary Islands, contrasts with the weak position of the Spanish government vis-à-vis the Moroccan government, which it has failed to (...)
, by WINDISC Margarita
El Aain refugee camp,
More than 380 delegates participated at the sixth congress of the General Union of Saguia El Hamra and Rio de Oro (-Western Sahara) Workers (UGTSARIO) in the Western Saharan refugee camp of El Aaiun in south-west Algeria from October 19-21.
The congress represented (...)
, by AWSA
As the U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s starts a tour of North Africa and Incitec Pivot holds an extraordinary General Meeting in Melbourne, the Australia Western Sahara Association, would like to draw attention to Western Sahara, the unresolved issue that affects the North African (...)
, by ILTIS Tony, LAKHAL Malainin
Secretary general of the Saharawi Union of Journalists and Writers (UPES) Malainin Lakhal, currently on a speaking tour of Australia, spoke to Green Left Weekly’s Tony Iltis about the human rights situation in Western Sahara and the Saharawi people’s long struggle for democracy and (...)
, by MUNDY Jacob
n late February 2007, Western Saharan nationalists celebrated the thirty-first anniversary of their government, the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic. The official ceremonies did not take place in Laayoune, the declared capital of Western Sahara, but in the small outpost of Tifariti near the (...)
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