South Africa denounces Sahrawi repression
South Africa condemned the systematic repression faced by the Sahrawi people at the hands of the Moroccan occupation, and called for the decolonization of Western Sahara in accordance with international law. During a seminar held on the sidelines of the United Nations Human Rights Council session, an annual report for 2025 was launched, documenting human rights violations in the region. The diplomacy emphasized that access for international organizations to the area remains restricted, hindering justice and the protection of the Sahrawi people's rights. It also called for empowering the Sahrawi people with their right to self-determination through a genuine referendum, noting that the illegal occupation prolongs the humanitarian tragedy in the region.
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