AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMINURSO Update: MINURSO has shut its medical center at its Laayoune headquarters after about 20 doctors, nurses and healthcare workers left, with equipment set to be transferred to local humanitarian groups as the UN restructures the mission ahead of a review tied to Security Council Resolution 2797. Human Rights Pressure: The European Association of Lawyers for Democracy and Human Rights condemned alleged serious abuses against Sahrawi human rights defenders in occupied Western Sahara, including reports of a de facto siege around defender Hussein Mjahid’s home in El Aaiún and restrictions meant to block solidarity and monitoring. UN Track and Autonomy Push: Morocco told the UN decolonization committee C24 that the Sahara file should no longer be on its agenda, arguing the Security Council has taken over after Resolution 2797 and that talks should move toward a definitive settlement based on Morocco’s autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty. Diplomatic Outreach: Sahrawi Foreign Affairs Minister Mohamed Yeslem Beissat sent congratulations to Lesotho’s new foreign minister, reaffirming Lesotho’s support for Sahrawi self-determination and independence. Legal/Corporate Campaign: Catalonia for Freedom of the Sahrawi People Collective urged the AZURA Group to respect European court rulings and stop marketing Dakhla as “south of Morocco,” warning that accurate origin labeling matters for respecting international law.
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