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The seminar organized by the Faculty of Law at the University of Melbourne in Australia addressed the effectiveness of international law on human rights in protecting the Sahrawi people. The participants emphasized that the Sahrawi issue highlights the gap between internationally recognized rights and the effective mechanisms for their implementation. A representative of the Polisario Front explained that weak enforcement resulting from a lack of political will is the primary reason, with ongoing human rights violations against Sahrawi defenders under Moroccan control. The speaker noted that international law upholds the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination, but the lack of actual enforcement remains a significant challenge, calling for increased accountability and the translation of resolutions into tangible actions.
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