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Western Sahara Occupation: The Case for Morocco’s Expulsion from the African Union


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Veronica Mente

The ongoing occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco represents a stark and enduring violation of international law, a blatant disregard for human rights, and a profound betrayal of the African Union’s

As we commemorate Land Reclamation Month this April at the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), we have to remember those who are still fighting against land occupation on this continent. For over four decades, the Sahrawi people have endured displacement, oppression, and the denial of their fundamental right to self-determination.

This injustice demands a decisive response from the international community, and the call for Morocco’s expulsion from the AU is a crucial step towards holding the kingdom accountable and achieving a just resolution to this protracted conflict.

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Godfred Meba

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