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Human Rights Watch: The UN Committee against Torture found Sahrawi detainee Abdelmoula El Hafidi’s conditions in Aït Melloul prison amounted to humiliating treatment, urging investigation and accountability. Migration as Pressure Politics: Spain’s Ceuta crisis continues to spark blame and counter-blame, with Pedro Sánchez saying there’s no “solid proof” Morocco orchestrated the July rush while protests, shelter burnings, and a leaked police report alleging “total permissiveness” keep tensions high. Sahara Legal & Political Pressure: CONASADH condemned ongoing enforced disappearances and torture claims, calling for the fate of more than 400 missing Sahrawis to be revealed and urging international action. Sahara Arts on the Global Stage: A Sahrawi-cause documentary, “The Legend of the Sahara,” was selected for Venice, adding fresh cultural momentum to the call for self-determination. Local Economy Under Review: An independent review says the Sandpiper Marine Phosphate Project’s economic case remains incomplete, citing unresolved financial, environmental, and fisheries assessments.

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UN adopts new world map showing Western Sahara separately from Morocco

UN adopts new world map showing Western Sahara separately from Morocco

Migration as Hybrid Coercion

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Sep. 4, 2026

SPAIN: Protestors in Ceuta burn shacks, vilify humanitarians ― Government asks EU agencies to support efforts in Ceuta ― Government announces reforms to immigration and asylum laws ― EU set to increase migration support to Morocco ― Leaked police repor…

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UN, US Hold Third Joint Meeting on Western Sahara in Washington

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UN Holds Third Inter-Ministerial Meeting on Western Sahara in Washington

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UN Security Council Endorses Morocco’s Plan for Western Sahara

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UN supports Morocco’s Western Sahara Autonomy initiative

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