Call for Action on Western Sahara
On June 2, 2026, the World Peace Council (WPC) made a powerful call for the cessation of Moroccan occupation in Western Sahara, emphasizing the need for the Sahrawi people to be granted their inalienable right to freedom and self-determination. This resolution emerged from a significant meeting held on May 10 in Prague, Czech Republic, where the WPC expressed its solidarity with the Sahrawi people, demanding immediate actions to dismantle the oppressive regime that has hindered their quest for autonomy.
The WPC reaffirmed the enduring struggle of the Sahrawi people, represented by the POLISARIO Front, who continue to resist not only the Moroccan occupation but also complicity from various international partners. Their resilience in the face of adversity serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for liberation movements across the globe, underscoring the importance of solidarity in the fight against oppression.
Furthermore, the Council commemorated the 50th anniversary of the proclamation of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic on February 27, 1976, which stands as a founding member of the African Union. This milestone reinforces the necessity for peace-loving nations and individuals to advocate for the recognition, independence, and sovereignty of the Sahrawi people. The WPC's message is clear: the international community must engage actively in addressing the Sahrawi issue as a fundamental matter of decolonization—a responsibility that every state must acknowledge and act upon.
In conclusion, the World Peace Council's resolution marks a critical moment in the ongoing struggle for justice in Western Sahara, calling upon the global community to unite and support the Sahrawi people's rightful claim to self-determination.
As reported by spsrasd.info.
