SPS SADR/ADVISORY
COUNCIL The
Advisory Council calls the international community to oeuvre for the
respect of the international legality in Western Sahara
31.03.05
Aousserd,
31/03/2005 (SPS) The Saharawi Advisory Council (AC) called the
international community to oeuvre for the respect of the international
legality in Western Sahara and put an end to the sufferings of the
Saharawi people allowing them to exercise their right to
self-determination through a free and transparent referendum.
The AC interpellated the international community, in a press release
publicised Wednesday, to "pressure Morocco so as to compel it to
subscribe to the international law" and "to get rid of its fury that
only leads to the sufferings of the two peoples, Saharawi and Moroccan"
and "deprive the region from materialising its dream of the edification
of the Great Maghreb Arab".
It also asked for the dismantling of the "wall of shame", which is a
crime against humanity, dividing the territory all across 2400 Kms with
more than 150.000 soldiers and supported by artillery and millions
mines that still makes victims among innocent Saharawi citizens and
their livestock.
The AC denounced "the Moroccan attempts backed by other countries,"
aiming at "punishing Saharawi people" via the use of the humanitarian
aid "as a weapon for our defeat or capitulation". It reaffirmed that
"theses methods would not push us to fold back of our attachment to our
legitimate aspirations granted by all international conventions and all
UN's resolutions."
It finally addressed a recognition and esteem to Algeria, under the
wise leadership of His Excellency, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, on the
occasion of the success of the 17th Arab League Summit and for its
return to the international and continental scenes. It hailed its
historical position of principle besides justice and law especially
besides the Saharawi people and their just cause and inalienable right
to self-determination and independence. (SPS)
SAHARA
PRESS SERVICE