ARSO (Association de soutien à un référendum libre et régulier au Sahara Occidental) The website on Western Sahara, containing tons of information in French, English, Spanish, etc. www.arso.org
Western Sahara Resource Watch Network organisation with members all over the world, doing research on foreign business interests in occupied Western Sahara. www.wsrw.org
The Norwegian Support Committee for Western Sahara Scooping faster than their shadow! Can be consulted in English, French, Spanish and Norsk. https://www.vest-sahara.no/index.php?dl=en
Western Sahara Campaign UK Working to generate political support in order to advance the Saharawi people's right to self-determination and to promote their human rights. Warmly recommended. http://wsahara.org.uk
Western Sahara Action Ireland A non-political collective of interested groups and individuals in Ireland who wish to see the decolonization of Western Sahara by Morocco. http://www.wsai.eu/
Sand & Dust Western Sahara through the lens of climate change and archeology http://nickbrooks.wordpress.com/
Saharawi Students A site run by Saharawi student from the occupied territories of Western Sahara. http://www.saharawi-students.org/
Union of Saharawi Journalists and Writers http://www.upes.org
Sahara Press Service (SPS) Frente Polisario's news service http://www.spsrasd.info
Maghreb Arabe Press (MAP) News service of the Moroccan government http://www.map.ma
Africa's last colonySince 1975, three quarters of the Western Sahara territory has been illegally occupied by Morocco. The original population lives divided between those suffering human rights abuses under the Moroccan occupation and those living in exile in Algerian refugee camps. For more than 40 years, the Saharawi await the fulfilment of their legitimate right to self-determination.
Since 1975, three quarters of the Western Sahara territory has been illegally occupied by Morocco. The original population lives divided between those suffering human rights abuses under the Moroccan occupation and those living in exile in Algerian refugee camps. For more than 40 years, the Saharawi await the fulfilment of their legitimate right to self-determination.
