Documentary film director now working on one main question:
What's new in Western Sahara?
Africa's last colony is still waiting for decolonisation. The sahrawi's situation is an important symbol we can't forget.
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Aminatou Haidar, a nonviolent activist from Western Sahara and a key leader in her nation’s struggle against the 33-year-old U.S.-backed Moroccan occupation…
Noam Chomsky is the world’s leading critic of US power. He has been voted the most important intellectual of the 20th century and has…
Salim’s story is not unique in the Western Sahara. In 1975, most of Salim’s family, including his father – a well-known fighter…
This week activists from twenty countries opened up a campaign against the U.S. energy corporation Kerr-McGee, which is colluding with the Moroccan…
[From Z Magazine, October 2002] In November 1975 Morocco invaded the Western Sahara before Spain -the colonial power -could hold an…
The East Timorese of Western Sahara The East Timorese of Western Sahara March 02, 2001By Scott Burchill Scott Burchill’s ZSpace Page 1975…
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