handy

The Sahrawi Mission to the African Union and Embassy to Ethiopia launched a new website in English, marking a significant step in providing comprehensive updates on the Western Sahara issue to all interested stakeholders and readers.

Launched on the 20 of May, which is the National Day of Armed Struggle ignited back in 1973 by the Sahrawi liberation movement (Polisario Front) against the Spanish colonization then against the Moroccan illegal occupation and expansionist adventure, the Website aims to provide for the needs of sister embassies, representations, and institutions operating in Addis Ababa and elsewhere, by providing useful and reliable information on the latest developments concerning the conflict directly from authentic sources.

Western Sahara Resource Watch (WSRW) monitors the trade from the occupied territory on a daily level, and has done so for the last decade. For the eleventh year in a row, WSRW today publishes a detailed, annual overview of the companies involved in the purchase of phosphates from occupied Western Sahara. Download the report P for Plunder 2024 here.

The law on decolonization has two primary objectives: transfer power from colonizer to people in accordance with their will and protect the people until that happens. On 21 March 2024, Advocate General Ćapeta delivered three linked opinions at the European Court of Justice that seriously undermine these objectives.

The cases concern EU trade agreements with Morocco purporting to apply to the territory of Western Sahara.

Este sábado 18 de mayo, la ciudad saharaui de Smara, ocupada por Marruecos, fue sacudida por al menos tres explosiones que causaron, al momento de escribir este artículo, destrucción en las dos bases del ejército de ocupación marroquí situadas al sureste de la ciudad.

sorry