The suspension, if not the expulsion, of the “SADR”, an armed group with no attributes of a sovereign State, from the African Union (AU) must not be considered as a taboo or unattainable objective, said Tuesday the participants in in a seminar held in Accra on the theme "“The Imperative of Economic Recovery: How can the Resolution of the Sahara Issue Strengthen Africa’s Regional and Continental Integration?”.

The Protocol Office of the United Nations has swiftly removed “polisario” from its directory of Permanent Missions in New York, after a software glitch resulted into the separatist group being briefly included in this listing.

The Protocol Office has presented its apologies for this “grave mistake”, and has immediately taken action to correct the glitch.

As an armed non-state group, “polisario” does not hold any official status with the United Nations, which comprises only Member States.

The European Parliament has just adopted on the 10^th of June a resolution against Morocco concerning the so-called "violation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the use of minors by the Moroccan authorities in the migratory crisis in Ceuta".

The Chairman of the Christian Democratic parliamentary group at the Finnish Parliament has argued that the Autonomy Plan presents a “good opportunity for peace, stability and security in North Africa” during a plenary debate of the Finnish Parliament held on the 10th of June, 2021 on foreign and security policy.

After leaving Spanish territory early Wednesday morning as clandestinely as when he arrived from Algeria - in complicity with the Spanish government - the leader of a separatist militia, Brahim Ghali, is being investigated for having entered this country in mid-April with a false identity and false documents.

Brahim Ghali, the self-proclaimed leader of the « polisario » organization, a separatist movement aiming to forcefully acquire independence from the Kingdom of Morocco, was accepted for treatment at the hospital on Spanish soil, according to the Government of Morocco, arriving under false name and with forged Algerian diplomatic passport.

Like all Sahrawi women, I have been outraged to learn that Spain has admitted on its soil war criminal Brahim Ghali, under a fake identity and forged documents provided by Algeria.
It is indeed a true insult to the women, men and children that are victims of the crimes against Humanity perpetrated by this individual, against whom the Spanish judiciary issued an arrest warrant.