Following the announcement of the “Moroccan Sahara Association” (ASM) to organize a peaceful march towards Tifariti on January 27, where the last congress of the Polisario Frente was held, several members of the revolutionary movement affirmed their fear that this walk will lead to a “resumption of the armed struggle”. How can this be? Which meaning of the word “peaceful” the masters of Tindouf did not get?
For weeks now, the leadership of the Polisario Frente is threatening to “resume the armed struggle”. Does the Polisario really have the human and material means to relaunch the guerrilla? Probably not. However, the debate on the resumption of the weapons is an indicator of the Polisario Frente level of weakness while  the 4th round of direct negotiations with the Kingdom of Morocco, is scheduled for next March.

A big media “bomb” was launched on December 14, 2007 through the complaint of sahraoui victims of «Genocide and Terrorism” against 28 high ranked personalities in charge for the Polisario Front and Algeria.
New fact, it is the first time that the International Justice is interested in the case of the “Geôliers de Tindouf” and their victims. It is a true awakening for the international public opinion that has serious suspicions about the practices of slavery within the camps of Tindouf.

Two journalists from Australia, Daniel Fallshaw and Violetta Ayala, spent more than a month in the Polisario camps. They find out that in 2007, slavery still exists and is practiced on a large scale in the refugee’s camps of Tindouf
Fallshaw and Ayala are not pro-Moroccans and the purpose of their stay and research in the camps was to support the theses of the Polisario. However, day by day, they have learned how to know better the populations of the camps and they find out that the blacks live between themselves, eat between themselves and mix rarely with those whose skin is light.