AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHuman Rights & Climate Justice: Sahrawi officials at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva warned that renewable-energy projects in occupied Western Sahara can’t “greenwash” occupation, stressing that wind turbines and solar panels don’t make exploitation of a Non-Self-Governing Territory legitimate. Decolonization Push: Sahrawi President Brahim Ghali urged the UN to “accelerate” decolonization, warning that lack of a firm response to illegal occupation risks an “explosive” situation for regional peace. UN Cartography: The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution backing more accurate world maps that keeps Western Sahara shown separately from Morocco, using Equal Earth-style projections. Resource Exploitation Watch: Western Sahara Resource Watch urged the UN to bring the resource question into its political process as fisheries, phosphate exports, renewables and “green hydrogen” reshape the territory amid pending decolonization. Ceuta Migration Fallout: Spain’s PM said there’s no “solid proof” Morocco orchestrated the July Ceuta rush, while protests, police scrutiny, and claims of “total permissiveness” by Moroccan forces keep the crisis in the spotlight. Culture on Screen: A Polisario-backed documentary, “The Legend of the Sahara,” was selected for the Venice Film Festival, calling for an end to the “wall of silence” around self-determination.
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