The Struggle for Western Sahara

The Struggle for Western Sahara

The struggle for Western Sahara stands as one of Africa’s longest-running battles against colonialism and neocolonial occupation. Since Spain’s withdrawal in 1975, the Sahrawi people have resisted Moroccan annexation, enduring forced displacement, repression, and the theft of their land and resources. Today, as Morocco consolidates its illegal occupation with U.S., French, and Israeli backing, including

The introduction of the 'free Sahara tabule' in the Garibaldi menu reflects cultural resistance.Read more Zarga Abdalahe and her struggle for the Sahara at the Garibaldi tavern in News.es.

(Alhurriya Net - Morocco): In the context of following up on developments related to the Sahara, the United Nations revealed the Security Council's agenda for April, which is chaired this month by the French side. In this context, a special closed session is expected to be held on April 14 to discuss the Sahara issue. This session will be of significant importance given the nature of the issue and its complexity at the regional and international…