Western Sahara: Morocco must "urgently" engage in negotiations with Polisario Front
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PARIS-French Association of Friends of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (AARASD) called on Monday in Paris Morocco to "urgently" engage in negotiation with the Polisario Front, "instead of invective and blackmail."
The AARASD said in a letter that the King of Morocco Mohamed VI "should reasonably consider the deadlock his country reached," adding that "after 40 years, Morocco, mainly its kings Hassan II and Mohamed VI, persists in imposing to international community the fact that Western Sahara is part of Morocco."
The SPD and a Dutch NGO call on Morocco to respect human rights in the Western Sahara
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Berlin, 31/01/2007 (SPS) The Dutch Democrat Party (SPD) and the Association of Threatened peoples (Geselschaft fuer bedrohte Volker) called on the Moroccan government to respect the human rights in the Western Sahara and asked for a prompt resolution of the conflict, so as to avoid a new war, the Saharawi representation in Germany indicated.
"The situation of the Saharawi population is source of concern.
Saharawi Students start their high studies in Venezuela
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Caracas, 31/01/2007 (SPS) A group of Saharawi students arrived on Wednesday to the capital of Venezuela to start their high studies within the framework of the bilateral accords signed between the Governments of Venezuela and the Saharawi Republic, the Saharawi Ambassador to Caracas, Mr.
Navarre Parliament urges for the organization of a self-determination referendum in the Western Sahara
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Madrid, 27/12/2006 (SPS) The Parliament of the Spanish autonomous region of Navarre (North-East Spain) unanimously adopted a political motion, on Tuesday, to support the prompt organisation of a self-determination referendum in the Western Sahara under the auspices of the United Nations.
The Navarre Parliament underlined in a motion that the self-determination referendum is an "inalienable right recognised to all the colonised peoples and defended without restriction by all the UN’s resolutions".
The Parliament expressed its satisfaction about the adoption by the UN’s General Assembly,
Arrest of a Saharawi human rights activist in the occupied city of El Aaiun
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El Aaiun (occupied territories), 24/12/2006 (SPS) The Moroccan forces of repression arrested the Saharawi human rights activist, Brahim Al Ansari, on Saturday, from his work in "Mecca" Street in the occupied city of El Aaiun, indicated a close source to the Ministry of Occupied Territories and Communities.
Mr.
End of the summer holidays of the Saharawi children in the Algerian cities of Annaba and El Tarf
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Annaba, 31/08/2006 (SPS) A ceremony was organised in Annaba n Wednesday in the honour of 250 Saharawi children, after the summer holidays they spent in the regions of Annaba and El Tarf, on the initiative of the Algerian National Committee of solidarity with the Saharawi people (CNASPS).
Award, certificates and presents were given to the Saharawi children during this ceremony, which took place with the presence of the President of the CNASPS, Mr. Amari Mahrez and the General Consul of the Saharawi republic in Constantine, Mr.
Three arrests in the occupied city of El Aaiun including a human rights activist
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El Aaiun (occupied territories), 31/08/2006 (SPS) Three Saharawi citizens, including a member of the Saharawi Collective of human rights, based in the occupied city of El Aaiun, were arrested on Wednesday, after the distribution of a wide operation of distribution of the flags of the Saharawi flags in the different streets of 'Maatala' square, concordant sources indicated.
The Saharawi youngsters: Najim Bellal Lahcen and Laroussi Ahmed Salem were arrested in 'Maatala' square by the Moroccan forces of repression before they ransacked many Saharawi houses and their furniture, the same sources a
Popular reception for the Saharawi human rights activists in TanTan and Goulimine (South of Morocco)
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TanTan (South of Morocco), 30/03/2006 (SPS) The Saharawi citizens in Tan Tan city (South of Morocco) organised a popular reception to the Saharawi political prisoners on the occasion of their release last Sunday from the Moroccan Black Jail in the occupied city of El Aaiun among a group of 30 prisoners, reported concordant sources.
The Saharawi human rights activists, Al Arbi Massoud, Mohamed Moutawakil and Lidri Houssein, were received in Tan Tan city, in a popular reception.
Sit-in in Dajla to demand the release of Saharawi political prisoners
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Dajla (occupied territories), 30/06/2005 (SPS) Saharawi citizens in the occupied city of Dajla organised, Wednesday afternoon, a sit-in of two hours in front of the seat of the Moroccan colonial administration to demanding the release of Saharawi political prisoners, the respect of human rights and the organisation of a referendum on self-determination, reported SPS’s correspondent on the ground.
The demonstrators raised placards calling for the ending of colonial occupation in the territory, stopping of iniquitous trials against Saharawis, as well as the putting an end to the campaign of sy
Polisario Front estimates that the behaviour of Morocco endangers the validity of the international system
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New York, 30/09/2004 (SPS) Polisario Front estimated that the "unacceptable behaviour" of Morocco "constitutes a serious challenge to the very consistency, validity and credibility of the international system represented by the United Nations", read a memorandum by the Saharawi political organisation addressed to the Member States of the United Nations reunited in the 59th Session of the General Assembly.
The document notes that for thirty years of its "illegal military occupation" of Western Sahara, "Morocco has not only reneged on its commitments under the settlement plan that "it had accep