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NGO calls on HCR to shed light on whereabouts of people reported missing in Tindouf camps
The "Association la Tribune Sahraouie de Défense des Droits de l'Homme" (ATSDDH) urged, here Monday, the Human Rights Council (HRC) to shed light on the fate and the whereabouts of the people reported missing in the Tindouf-based "Polisario" camps, Southwestern Algeria.
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US position on Sahara remains unchanged, State Department
The United States of America affirmed its stance on the Sahara remains unchanged, making it clear that some form of mutually-accepted autonomy is the only realistic solution for this issue.
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Van Walsum asked to quit his post, UNSG says
The United Nations Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, made it clear on Thursday, that his former personal envoy to the Sahara, Peter Van Walsum, asked to quit his post.
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Construction of 1,770 low-cost housing between 2008 and 2012 in the Sahara region
The Kingdom’s southern provinces will benefit from the construction of 1,770 housing units under "Al Omrane" preliminary program to enable poor families access to housing.
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Rice calls on parties to take advantage from 'good ideas on the table'
U.S Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice reiterated on Sunday her country's support to the Sahara negotiations, deeming that "there are good ideas on the table" and that "there is no need to start over" in an allusion to the Moroccan autonomy proposal.
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