The Malian crisis should speed up the settlement process of the Western Sahara conflict which has been dragging for nearly four decades at the United Nations.The UN mediator for the Western Sahara, Christopher Ross, who…
The UN mediator for the Western Sahara, Christopher Ross, who is currently touring North Africa, listened to overwhelming statements on the serious human rights violations in the Tindouf camps when he received delegates of civil…
Mali, which was under the influence of the Algerian regime in the war against Al Qaeda networks in the Sahel, has just confirmed once again the participation of Polisario fighters as mercenaries in the ranks…
The Robert Kennedy Foundation’s fierce defense of the Polisario’s separatist theses stirs doubts and even the anger of the Sahrawis who are attached to their homeland, Morocco. Several members of the Sahrawi Diaspora flew to…
As long as Algerian oil is flowing, there is enough money to pay for pro-Polisario lobbying. No one knows for sure who these lobbyists trying to sell the Polisario’s theses are, but everybody knows that…
The verdict of Gdeim Izik’s trial was announced late in the night of Saturday, February 16. After several postponements and a week of tense hearing, the verdict of the 24 defendants was made; much to…
The Polisario separatists are trying to impose in Morocco the climate of injustice and impunity that has always prevailed in the camps of Tindouf on Algerian soil.The deadly events that took place in Gdeim Izik…
The White Dove, a Swedish NGO, is projecting to stage a demonstration in Stockholm next week to denounce the crimes committed against Sahrawi children in the Tindouf camps. The organizers of the event, dubbed “White…
Manipulation, deceit and propaganda are the daily bread on which the Polisario Front leaders live and constitute the raison d’être of their separatist movement. A former leader of the Front who returned to Morocco in…
The frustration and despair prevailing in the Tindouf camps (south-western Algeria) push hundreds of Sahrawis to flee these precincts and to return to Morocco, as explained by many observers.“The social disintegration and frustrations prevailing in…