UN and Morocco's Western Sahara Tactics
The article discusses the Moroccan occupation's attempts to disrupt activities supporting the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination during international meetings, particularly within the Security Council and the United Nations. It demonstrates how the occupation uses "bullying" tactics and diplomatic chaos to limit discussions about its violations in Western Sahara, including repeated interruptions and efforts to disrupt speeches by human rights defenders and Sahrawi rights advocates, such as French activist Jacqueline Fonten. The report also highlights the occupation's abuses, including the detention and mistreatment of Sahrawi youth, as well as ongoing sit-ins and strikes by political prisoners. Sahrawi members and activists affirm that these methods expose the falsehood of Moroccan claims and reveal its reluctance to engage in genuine dialogue and respect for human rights. Meanwhile, the report emphasizes that the international resistance continues to defend the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination against Moroccan attempts at disruption and retaliation on the global stage.
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