Morocco Clings to Occupation: Western Sahara and the Need for Historic Reparation - ECSAHARAUI
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By Jorge Alejandro Suárez Saponaro /Africa in Summary, June 8, 2026. In November 2020, Moroccan forces, with the aim of ending a peaceful protest by the Saharawis in the illegal passage of Guerguerat, violated Military Agreement No. 1 of the 1991 Settlement Plan. Within the Council of [...] The entry of Western Sahara. Morocco clings to occupation: the need for historical reparation was first published in Latin American Summary.
By Jorge Alejandro Suárez Saponaro In November 2020, Moroccan forces, with the aim of ending a peaceful protest by the Saharawis in the illegal passage of Guerguerat, violated Military Agreement No. 1 of the 1991 Settlement Plan. Within the Security Council, thanks to the protection of France and the United States, Morocco, did not suffer any form of punishment for violating the aforementioned peace agreement. The Saharawis long ago suffered rea…
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