Morocco: UN Urged On Human Rights Monitoring in Western Sahara

16 December 2013

Algiers — The participants to the 4th International Conference on "Peoples' right to resistance: case of the Sahrawi people," called Sunday in Algiers in a declaration the UN to "expedite" the settlement of Western Sahara conflict and "expand" MINURSO prerogatives to monitoring human rights in the occupied territories.

In addition to these recommendations listed as priority in this meeting, participants also called in the "Algiers Declaration" the international community to exert "pressure" on Morocco to bring it to liberate "immediately" and "without preconditions" all political prisoners in Moroccan jails, as well as to know the truth about the fate of thousands of missing Sahrawis and the opening of an investigation.

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