Morocco's Western Sahara claims weaken at UN
The article discusses the stance of the United Nations and supporting countries regarding the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and independence during the 81st session of the UN General Assembly. International testimonies, including those from Namibia, Angola, Cuba, and Lesotho, emphasized the organization's responsibility to reach a just solution that guarantees the Sahrawi people's right to freedom and independence. They also rejected Morocco's attempts to impose a false sovereignty over the region and its insistence on unilateral proposals, which the United Nations considers acts of decolonization. Furthermore, the Sahrawi government regarded Morocco’s expansive policies and security threats as threats to regional stability, affirming that these policies lack legal legitimacy and endanger regional peace. Meanwhile, the UN continues to affirm that the legal status of Western Sahara remains unchanged, and that the solution involves decolonization in accordance with Security Council resolutions.
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