SLAUGHTER IN THE AAIUN - 15 dead, hundreds wounded and missing
By : Luali brigade - Tuesday November 9, 2010 After the serious incidents yesterday in the Occupied Territories of Western Sahara, the provisional balance is 11 Saharawi civilians dead, 5 Moroccan policemen dead, 723 injured Sahrawi, 159 missing and 65 Sahrawi Sahrawi detainees. This morning the riots returned to the neighborhood of Colomina between Moroccan settlers & Sahrawis. The city is taken by the Moroccan army and police, which in turn have armed Moroccan settlers to assault the houses of the Saharawis. About the missing, (...)
read more, comments... URGENT - Dignity camp dismantled by force by Moroccan Army - El Aaiun is burning
By : Luali brigade - Monday November 8, 2010 The Dignity camp of Gdeim Izik (near El Aaiun) have been dismantled by force by the Moroccan Army, who burned the jaimas (Sahrawi tents) and attacked the people with gas grenades and rubber bullets. The people had to leave the camp and go by foot through the desert to the city of El Aaiun, where the young Sahrawis are confronting the violence of Moroccan Police and Army. There are reports of several people dead in the streets or in the camp (between 5 and 12 dead killed by Moroccan troops). (...)
read more, comments... Statement by Dialogue Committee Coordinating the displaced Sahrawi Agdaim izik camp
By : Luali brigade - Friday November 5, 2010 According to the first statement issued by dialogue committee and the media committee in agdim izik camp for the displaced Sahrawi, And after a series of negotiations with the governors from the central administration of the Moroccan Ministry of Interior in order to reach a just solution to the demands of the displaced Sahrawi protesters; the dialogue committee release the second statement To inform public opinion on the latest developments and to clarify its view on the outcome of (...)
read more, comments... WFDY President expelled from Morocco!!!
By : Luali brigade - Wednesday November 3, 2010 World Federation of Democratic Youth This weekend, October 30-31, the President of WFDY and Coordinator of the International Organizing Committee of the 17th World Festival of Youth and Students, comrade Tiago Vieira, was expelled from Morocco by the national authorities without any consistent explanation. Comrade Tiago entered Morocco on October 30 to visit the occupied territories of Western Sahara, Laayoune, where, during the last week, the Saharawi people’s protest against the (...)
read more, comments... Western Sahara — the next desert storm
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Friday September 17, 2010 Betrayed by Spain and oppressed by Morocco, the Saharawi people of Western Sahara compare themselves to the Palestinians or the black majority in apartheid South Africa. And they want the world to know their story. "King Mohammed VI of Morocco was visiting a hammam when a genie appeared. “I can offer you one wish," the genie said. “I’d really like to see my late father, Hassan II," Mohammed replied. “That’s a difficult request, bringing a person back from the (...)
read more, comments... Why the UN won’t solve Western Sahara (until it becomes a crisis)
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Friday August 13, 2010 By Anna Theofilopoulou, Jacob Mundy, 12/08/2010 In what is possibly a first for the mainstream U.S. media, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof recently noted some of the parallels between Israel’s occupation of Palestinian lands and Morocco’s attempted annexation of Western Sahara: "It’s fair to acknowledge that there are double standards in the Middle East, with particular scrutiny on Israeli abuses. After all, the biggest theft of Arab land in the Middle East (...)
read more, comments... RASD state is the only stability factor in the region
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Wednesday July 21, 2010 Western Sahara is Africa’s last colony. The people of Western Sahara have the right to self-determination in accordance with the International Court of Justice verdict of 1975 and also in accordance with many UN Resolutions and practice in decolonisation. Western Sahara is a rich and large territory. The Saharawis have gained an immense tradition and experience in organisation and state building during the past three decades. They are wise, pragmatist and moderate. The argument that (...)
read more, comments... Defend Peter Erlinder
By : afrikakorps - Thursday June 3, 2010 ICTR lawyer Peter Erlinder, who along with others on the defense team of the Rwanda Tribunal, helped expose the US backed regime change operation which installed President Paul Kagame as Rwandan leader, has been arrested and is now in Kagame’s clutches in Kigali. Erlinder has reportedly attempted suicide. Anyone who knows the true nature of Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame’s crimes and understands the hate he has towards Peter Erlinder, will understand why it is critical that (...)
read more, comments... Western Sahara and the Sahrawis: a Cross-Road or a New Road-Map
By : Mohamed -Brahim - Wednesday May 26, 2010 The Western Sahara deadlock has been taking place for many years and caused a lot of misery, suffering, debates, and frustration among other things. The UN-brokered peace plan has only contributed to more grievance and false hopes. Yet in Western Sahara, recent civilian nonviolent resistance has greatly impacted the lives of the Sahrawis and changed political calculations. Oppression, beatings, torture, imprisonment, unfair trails have only pushed Sahrawis to go on further and challenge (...)
read more, comments... Ten African countries pursuing nukes
By : csmonitor - Sunday April 4, 2010 By Drew Hinshaw, Correspondent / April 2, 2010 Nuclear power holds promise for 10 African countries now in pursuit of building their own nuclear plants. Wind and solar solutions aren’t reliable enough, planners say, nor do they offer adequate electricity. In February, Nigerian authorities pursued talks with Iran for an exchange of nuclear know-how. The oil giant is joined by Uganda, which passed nuclear laws in 2008 and hopes to have a plant by 2020, and by Kenya, whose government (...)
read more, comments... From Frankenstein to Temple Mount PROMETHEAN MADNESS
By : Michael Callis - Sunday March 28, 2010 From Frankenstein to the Temple Mount Promethean Madness ‘Frankenstein’ subtitled ‘The Modern Prometheus’ by Mary Shelley, published by the Oxford press, contains the name of Lewis Awad; an Egyptian Promethean scholar, in its sources. Awad was associated with the Egyptian weekly newspaper Al Ahram. They celebrated the tenth anniversary of Awad’s death by holding a summit for sixty Arab scholars on the last week of Sept. 2001. Each received a copy of (...)
read more, comments... Clarification of the six sahrawi political prisoners
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Saturday March 20, 2010 Essential Clarification Minister of Communication and the Moroccan government’s spokesman is trying to influence the judiciary on behalf of the executive Since our arrest on October, Thursday 08th, 2009 at 1:30 afternoon GMT, at Mohammed V airport in Casablanca by the National Group of the Judicial Police and under the presence of all the Moroccan security services, public and secret, as soon as we returned from the Sahrawi refugee camps in Tindouf, south of Algeria, after a (...)
read more, comments... The Rwanda Hit List: Revisionism, Denial and the Genocide Conspiracy
By : afrikakorps - Saturday March 13, 2010 by Keith Harmon Snow For the last 15 years I have been investigating militias and criminal rackets and propaganda about Central Africa. I investigated massacres, assassinations, torture, rape as a weapon of war, and disappearing, individuals and groups, multinational corporations, state and non state actors, Africans and non Africans...the backers, partners, allies and propagandists of the Kagame and Museveni regimes who are from the US, UK, Canada and Europe.. (...)
read more, comments... Bad company
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Monday March 1, 2010 A recent post of the moroccan press agency, MAP, reported on 25 Feb 2010 that britannic MP, Derek Conway told that moroccan autonomu plan is "a viable and serious proposal" that will help settle the Sahara issue. It’s important to highlight that the Derek Conway who proposed, two years ago, a deliberately deceptive Early Day Motion in the UK Parliament in favour of Morocco’s autonomy plan is the same Derek Conway that later faces fraud investigations after being sacked by his (...)
read more, comments... Letter sent by ELDH to the european governments about Western Sahara
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Thursday February 25, 2010 Letter sent on 02/24/2010, by Mr Thomas Schmidt, General Secretary of European Association of Lawyers for Democracy and World Human Rights (ELDH) to the european governments : Dear Sir/Madam, With interest but also with great concern we have read the Statement by the Council of the European Union after the Eighth Meeting of the EU-Morocco Association Council, dated 7th December 2009. We fully agree with the statement of the European Union when mentions the need of “promotion of (...)
read more, comments... The reform of the fisheries policies to be discussed in the EP
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Monday February 22, 2010 The European Parliament will hold a mini plenary session in Brussels this week (24-25 February). The reform of the common fisheries policies is one of the items on the agenda. The EPs opinions on the EU’s fisheries policies have become very important, since the institution now has full co-decision rights within this area. I think that one particular area of the fisheries policies of the EU deserves special attention, namely the fisheries agreements with developing countries. The (...)
read more, comments... British Gas, worst place to work…in Algeria!
By : Algerian - Sunday February 7, 2010 Days ago, while I was surfing the net, I came across this info about British Gas. It says that, for 5 consecutive years, British Gas is ranked among the top 50 places to work in UK. The ranking was based on a survey among British Gas employees. Considering the results, one would think it must be great to work for this company… not so sure, I thought…not in Algeria at least. Obviously, those who rewarded British Gas didn’t know about the case of Meriem Mehdi. This (...)
read more, comments... Liberate Western Sahara
By : Diaspora Saharaui - Wednesday January 13, 2010 Congratulations to Conservative MP Andrew Murrison for raising the issue of the Western Sahara at PMQ’s today. Sadly, Murrison’s question... "What are the Prime Minister’s views on the situation in Western Sahara" was so vague that it enabled Brown to give a similarly vague and incomprehensible reply about the need to combat terrorism. However, there have been state sponsored terrorists in Western Sahara for the last 35 years, since the Moroccans illegally invaded and (...)
read more, comments... Belgian Paratroopers to Crush Rising Congo Rebellion?
By : Afrikakorps - Tuesday December 8, 2009 Rebellion in Congo. Belgian Paratroopers to crush rising rebellion? Rwanda Defense Forces flown into western Congo defeated. Kabila regime under threat on multiple fronts. Mainstream media blackout on this story. http://www.consciousbeingalliance.com
read more, comments... COMOROS: THIRTY FOUR YEARS OF LOW BLOWS TO LEGALIZE AN INJUSTICE
By : françoise - Wednesday November 11, 2009 The aim of France to keep the 3 other islands of the Comoros (Anjuan, Mayotte and Moheli), a chronic destabilization is to guide the political concerns of Comoros on issues related to their "survival" as the return of Mayotte in its natural environment. The draft of the Comoros in a humiliating poverty is a factor of satisfaction for France, because it stifles any hint of demands on the return of Mayotte in its natural fold. For many of the Comoros, Mayotte claim the project is absolutely (...)
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