Letter to U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, on Western Sahara
- Author:
- Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission
- Publisher:
- Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission
- Publication Date:
- 11 April 2011
- Tags:
- Morocco, Governance
This letter calls on U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, to explore the human rights situation in the long-standing dispute regading Western Sahara.
Morocco's Constitutional Reform Proposals Lauded
- Secretary-General Welcomes Constitutional Reform Plan
- Parties to Conflict Discuss Self-Determination Vote
- UN to Host Meeting of Parties to Western Sahara Dispute
- Govt Should Be Neutral Over Western Sahara - Moroccan Envoy
- Rights Group Criticizes Trial of Sahrawi Activists
- Lobby Appeals to UN for Human Rights Monitoring
Western Sahara, Morocco and Rights Activist Haidar
- Hunger Striker Aminatou Haidar Returns Home
- Hunger Striker Intensifies Pressure for Talks
- UN Chief Calls for 'Political Negotiations' on Territory
- Statement by Secretary Clinton on Aminatou Haidar - U.S. Joins U.N. Call for Fifth Round of Talks on Conflict
- Inhofe Calls For Swift Action in Aminatou Haidar Hunger Strike
- Spain Calls on Haidar to End Hunger Strike
- Haidar Enters 29th Day of Hunger Strike With No End in Sight
- Statement on Sahrawi Activist Aminatou Haidar - United States concerned about her health and well-being
- Rep. Pitts Joins Bipartisan Call for U.S. Support of Western Sahara Human Rights Activist Aminatou Haidar
- Statement of Sen. Patrick Leahy on Aminatou Haidar
- Appeal on humanitarian grounds by UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Mr. António Guterres, in respect of Ms. Aminatou Haidar
- Chairmen of the Senate and House Subcommittees on Africa on Aminatou Haidar's Expulsion from Morocco
- VIDEO: Spanish Stars Urge Action to Save Saharan
- VIDEO: Robert F Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights Interviews Western Sahara Activist Aminatou Haidar During Her Hunger Strike
- Activist Badly Weakened by Hunger Strike
- Tension Grows Over Territory's Future
- Country Should Aid Resolution of Western Sahara Conflict - Envoy
- Expelled Activist Weakens After Hunger Strike
- Sahrawi People Must Have Right to Choose Future, Urges Activist
- Human Rights Awardee Detained, Deported by Morocco
- Kennedy Center Condemns Morocco's Detention of Human Rights Defender
- Remarks at the Forum for the Future
- Remarks With Moroccan Foreign Minister Taieb Fassi-Fihri
Western Sahara Talks to Continue in December
- Talks Drag on Amid Deadly Clashes
- Polisario Front, Morocco Reject Proposals at Talks
- Protestors Clash With Moroccan Security Forces
- UN Calls New Talks to Settle Dispute With Morocco
- Letter to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and Security Council
- Call for U.S. President to Protect Sahrawis on Moroccan-Occupied Land
