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Morocco reiterates commitment to continue negotiations, FM 9/29/2008
Moroccan Prime Minister, Abbas El Fassi, reiterated, Friday before the UN General Assembly, Morocco's commitment to continue the negotiation process over the Sahara to reach a final solution that is respectful of the Kingdom's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Sahara NGO asks judge Garzon to order arrest of Polisario's representative in Algeria 9/26/2008
Sahara NGO "Association sahraouie de défense des droits de l'homme" (ASADEDH) has called on Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon to issue an arrest warrant against the current representative of Polisario in Algeria, Brahim Ghali, accused of "genocide and torture" against the Sahrawi people, and who is expected to visit Spain early October.
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Polisario leaders must be tried for serious HR violations, Belgian lawyer 9/26/2008
Polisario leaders must be tried for the crimes and the serious human rights violations committed against thousands of innocent people, Belgian lawyer, Jean Abboud said here Wednesday.
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Autonomy initiative, 'good path' towards peace in the region, Azerbaijan FM 9/26/2008
Azerbaijan Foreign minister Elmar Mammadyarov on Thursday welcomed the autonomy initiative for the Sahara as a "good path" towards establishing peace and security in the region. "The initiative proposed by Morocco is important. We believe it is a good way to bring further peace and security in the region," Mammadyarov told the press Thursday in New York, after a meeting with his peer, Taib Fassi Fihri.
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Lebanon 'backs Morocco in defending its legitimate cause', ambassador 9/26/2008
"Lebanon supports Morocco in defending its legitimate cause as the Kingdom has done with Lebanon," ambassador of Lebanon to Morocco, Moustapha Hassan Moustapha, said.
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