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Tag Archives: Sahrawi
Democratic experiments in exile
Alice Wilson Silence descended on the room. Minutes before, some 50 people had been calling out and exchanging views in the final session of three days of participatory democratic meetings. These meetings had been held in conjunction with the parliamentary … read more
Why Does The Moroccan Autonomy Plan Have the Support of the International Community?
Nobody denies Morocco’s efforts over decades, and that is still unfolding, for the sake of reaching a final solution to the Sahara issue. One problem is a real drag on the entire area of North Africa and also obstruct the … read more
Posted in Article, Columnist, Morocco, North Africa, Said Temsamani
Tagged IndepthAfrica, Maghreb, Morocco, North Africa, Sahara, Sahrawi
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The last colony
Malainin Lakhal The West often portrays itself as the champion of democracy, rule of law and human rights. Yet, when we look at Western Sahara, the hypocrisy and dishonesty in such portrayals are laid bare. The story of Western Sahara … read more
Posted in Article, News, Pan African News
Tagged Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco, Sahrawi, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Sahrawi people, United Nations, Western Sahara
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Morocco defends deadly raid on Sahrawi camp
Morocco has defended its security forces following a raid at a protest camp in Western Sahara in which at least 12 people were killed. Interior Minister Taieb Cherkaoui said police intervention at the camp near the town of Laayoune had … read more
Posted in Morocco, News, North Africa
Tagged Africa news, al-'Ayūn, Disputed territories, El Aaiún, Independence Intifada, IndepthAfrica, Morocco, Polisario Front, Political geography, Political parties in Western Sahara, political-news, Sahrawi, Sahrawi nationality law, Sahrawi people, Spanish Empire, Taieb Cherkaoui, United Nations, United Nations Security Council, War Conflict, Western Sahara
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