In Geneva, a conference held to denounce Polisario attacks on civilians

In Geneva, a conference held on the sidelines of the Human Rights Council accused the Polisario Front of violating international humanitarian law in the buffer zones, particularly following the attack targeting Smara. Speakers called for international investigations, while advocating a negotiated political solution in the face of growing risks of destabilization in the Sahel.

Polisario loses another senior UN official in Algeria

Colombia’s presidential election: The Polisario on the verge of losing an ally

Iran backs Polisario at UN Committee of 24

Polisario revives European Parliament push on EU-Morocco deal

The Polisario prepares Tindouf’s Sahrawis to accept Morocco’s autonomy plan

Staffan de Mistura’s regional tour and U.S. pressure on Algeria appear to be bearing fruit. The Polisario is launching a communications campaign aimed at preparing Sahrawis to accept negotiations on Morocco’s autonomy plan.

In Las Palmas, a bid to break the silence on Polisario terrorism

The cloak of silence that continues to surround the terrorist acts attributed to the Polisario in Spain remains largely intact, despite repeated attempts to bring the issue back into the public debate. The conference held on June 18 in Las Palmas, in Spain’s Canary Islands, offered another illustration of this reality. The event received extensive coverage from Morocco’s public media.

Sahara: After Tindouf and Algiers, De Mistura meets the Mauritanian President

Polisario accused of systematic abuses in Tindouf camps before UN Fourth Committee

Jadyetu Mahmoud urges UN probe into sexual violence allegations against Brahim Ghali