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Morocco, of its own volition, has taken initiatives for the protection of human rights, including in the Sahara 4/17/2013
Morocco rejects any proposal to expand the mandate of the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO) or TO establish an alternative international mechanism for monitoring human rights in the REGION, says Foreign Minister Saad Dine El Otmani.
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Meeting in Royal Cabinet examines latest developments in Sahara issue 4/17/2013
Upon instructions of HM King Mohammed VI, a meeting on the latest developments in the Sahara question was held Monday in the Royal Cabinet, attended by the Sovereign’s advisors, the head of the government, leaders of political parties, and several members of the government, a Royal Cabinet statement said.
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King Mohammed VI receives Christopher Ross in Fez 4/11/2013
King Mohammed VI received, Wednesday at the Royal Palace in Fez, Christopher Ross, Personal Envoy of the UN Secretary-General for the Sahara.
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Ban Ki-moon stresses urgency of settlement in Sahara, calls for opening borders between Morocco and Algeria 4/9/2013
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged an "urgent resolution" of the Sahara issue because of "the rise of instability and insecurity" in the Sahel region and called for opening borders between Morocco and Algeria in the interest of the region and the international community.
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France calls for improving human rights in Tindouf camps 4/4/2013
France, which is committed to improving human rights, applauded, Tuesday, the “progress” achieved by Morocco in this area in the southern provinces, and hopes that “similar measures will be taken” in the Polisario-run Tindouf camps, southwestern Algeria.
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