Western Sahara Boycott Grows
Popular and human rights initiatives in the occupied desert regions revolve around rejecting the boycott of the Moroccan legislative elections and demanding the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination. Human rights organizations consider including the occupied territory in the Moroccan elections a violation of international law and an infringement on the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination, especially given that the territory has been listed by the United Nations as non-self-governing since 1963. In the occupied cities, protests and sit-ins have taken place, rejecting participation and expressing the Sahrawis' firm commitment to their legitimate right to freedom. Sahrawi female activists have been assaulted by Moroccan occupation forces. Political detainees, particularly those involved in the Gdeim Izik case, have called on the people to boycott the elections and continue their struggle against repressive policies. They affirm that the only solution lies in empowering the Sahrawi people to freely express their will within the framework of ending colonization and upholding international rights.
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