AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUN Draft: A revised U.S. draft for the Security Council vote on October 30 softens some wording but keeps Morocco’s autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty as the basis for negotiations, and proposes dropping “Referendum” from MINURSO’s name. The Polisario Front says the text undermines Sahrawi self-determination and warns it may leave the peace process if the draft passes without major changes. Calls for Self-Determination: More than 200 Sahrawi and international civil society groups urged the Council to uphold the Sahrawi people’s right to choose their future. Protests against the draft have also taken place in the refugee camps. Activists’ Rights: CIVICUS called on Morocco to release seven Sahrawi activists arrested after a peaceful Rabat gathering and to stop reprisals against their families. Dakhla Legal Challenge: The Polisario Front is pursuing a case in Spain to revoke Ryanair’s authorization for flights to Dakhla, arguing the routes lack Sahrawi consent and help normalize Morocco’s control.
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