During the recent 63rd session of the Human Rights Council held in Geneva, numerous delegations representing various countries and non-governmental organizations raised significant concerns regarding the alarming decline in human rights conditions under the persistent Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara. These representatives emphasized the urgent need for the United Nations Human Rights Office to gain access to the occupied territories, advocating for the establishment of an independent and continuous monitoring mechanism to oversee the situation. The discussions highlighted the pressing necessity for international intervention and oversight to address the ongoing human rights violations faced by the Sahrawi people.
As reported by aps.dz.
