AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUN Cartography: The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution urging more accurate world maps, keeping Western Sahara shown separately from Morocco, a symbolic win for Sahrawi visibility on global education and media. Human Rights: The UN Committee against Torture ruled on the case of Sahrawi detainee Abdelmoula El Hafidi, finding his prolonged detention conditions in Aït Melloul prison amounted to humiliating treatment and calling for investigations. Ceuta Crisis: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez insisted there’s no “solid proof” Morocco orchestrated the July migrant rush into Ceuta, while protests, burned shelters, and a leaked police report alleging Moroccan “total permissiveness” keep the political firestorm burning. Sahrawi Diplomacy: Polisario leader Brahim Ghali sent a letter to the UN urging faster decolonization, citing Morocco’s continued obstruction of self-determination in occupied territories. US-Sahara Engagement: A US military delegation visited Dakhla Port, signaling deeper Washington engagement in the Sahara through maritime and security cooperation. Film & Culture: The Polisario Front in Italy says the documentary “The Legend of the Sahara” was selected for the Venice Film Festival, pushing a message for international attention to self-determination.
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