UN & Diplomacy: Morocco’s UN envoy Omar Hilale called Security Council Resolution 2797 an “unprecedented political verdict” and said it should be handled under Chapter VI, not decolonization—while Sahrawi officials warn that sidelining international law threatens multilateralism. Sahrawi Rights & Solidarity: In Geneva, Ambassador Oubi Buchraya Bachir framed Western Sahara as a test of self-determination and legality; meanwhile POLISARIO’s UN representative condemned alleged Moroccan attacks on Sahrawi civilians, including a June 5 strike using drones and artillery. Arts & Culture on the Move: At the Oslo Freedom Forum, Sahrawi journalist Asria Mohamed Taleb unveiled “Jaimitna,” a travelling tent installation built from camp canvas and filled with melhfas and home-like memories. Community Life: A fish farm in Tindouf camps is boosting fresh seafood access for thousands, including healthcare nutrition support. Justice in Europe: A Copenhagen trial began over the 2025 firebombing of WSRW partner Global Aktion, tied to pro-Moroccan slogans. Human Rights Watch: Front Line Defenders reported at least 358 HRDs killed across 28 countries in 2025, urging sustained protection. Local Activism: Sahrawi activist Naâma Asfari entered a third day of hunger strike over detention conditions, medical care, and a transfer request.