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Western Sahara Talks to Continue in December

The third round of informal talks on the dispute over Western Sahara has ended with Morocco and the Frente Polisario agreeing to continue their discussions next month.

UN Photo/Evan Schneider

Western Sahara refugee, Dakhla Refugee Camp-Awsaard Refugee Camp.

Western Sahara: Talks Drag on Amid Deadly Clashes

IPS, 11 November 2010

Disappointed with the outcome of the most recent informal talks with Morocco, the pro-independence leaders of Western Sahara are calling for the U.N. to take action against what… Read more »
Western Sahara: Polisario Front, Morocco Reject Proposals at Talks

UN News, 10 November 2010

The third round of United Nations-backed informal talks on the dispute over Western Sahara has ended with Morocco and the Frente Polisario agreeing to continue their discussions… Read more »
Western Sahara: Protestors Clash With Moroccan Security Forces

UN News, 8 November 2010

The parties to the dispute over Western Sahara met today in New York for the start of the third round of United Nations-backed informal talks, while clashes on the ground between… Read more »
Western Sahara: UN Calls New Talks to Settle Dispute With Morocco

UN News, 3 November 2010

A new round of informal talks between the parties to the conflict over Western Sahara will take place in New York next week at the invitation of the United Nations envoy, according… Read more »
Western Sahara: Letter to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and Security Council

U.S. Western Sahara Foundation, 10 November 2010

Ms. Navanathem PillayHigh Commissioner for Human RightsOffice of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)Palais des NationsCH-1211 Geneva 10 Switzerland Read more »
Western Sahara: Call for U.S. President to Protect Sahrawis on Moroccan-Occupied Land

U.S. Western Sahara Foundation, 6 November 2010

Representatives of American non-governmental organizations and human rights activists sent a letter today to President Barack Obama requesting his immediate help to protect the… Read more »

Documents

Letter to President Barack Obama on Sahrawi Conflict

Publisher:

Congress of the United States

Publication Date:

10 November 2010

Members of the U.S. Congress have written to the president to ask him to intervene in the Western Sahara. see more »

InFocus

Western Sahara, Morocco and Rights Activist Haidar

The month-long hunger strike of Western Sahara activist Aminatou Haidar has succeeded in bringing pressure to bear on the international community to step up efforts to find a ... Read more »
- Western Sahara: Hunger Striker Aminatou Haidar Returns Home
- Western Sahara: Hunger Striker Intensifies Pressure for Talks

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