Global Support for Sahrawi Self-Determination
The International Solidarity Office continues to engage with the Sahrawi people and their efforts are growing through political stances and popular initiatives around the world. In Colombia, more than 40 members of Congress reaffirmed their support for the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and independence, condemning the repression carried out by the Moroccan occupation against them, and emphasizing that their right is enshrined in United Nations resolutions. They also highlighted that Western Sahara remains the last colony in Africa where decolonization has yet to be completed. At the African level, representatives from the Sahrawi Republic met with officials from the African Union to strengthen legal and political efforts in support of the Sahrawi people's rights. Acts of solidarity are also reflected through popular initiatives, such as Italy’s "Holidays in Peace" program, which hosted 120 Sahrawi children from refugee camps in Italy. Originating in 1982 and benefiting over 15,000 children since its launch, this program demonstrates increasing international hope and support for the Sahrawi cause, as well as readiness to assist them in achieving freedom and independence.
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