The injustice done to people suffering in Tindouf camps by Polisario and Algeria "must be repaired," said on Sunday Kathryn Porter Cameron, Chairwoman of the Leadership Council for Human Rights, one of the most important human rights NGOs in the United States.

The UN General Assembly (GA) adopted, in a plenary session without vote on Friday, a resolution reiterating the UN support for the negotiating process on the Sahara.

Republican congressman, Lincoln Diaz-Balart, denounced in a speech on Tuesday before the House of Representatives of the US Congress, "cynical" and "purposeful" disinformation attempts over Laayoune's events.

Several Moroccan human rights organizations called on the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (HRC) to ensure the right of Mustafa Salma Ould Sidi Mouloud to choose the place where he wants to live or settle and take actions in order to protect him and his family and ensure his freedom of expression and movement.

Fleeing the nightmare in Tindouf, a "growing number" of Sahrawis choose to return to Morocco at their peril, writes Sunday the Washington Post, holding responsible the "deplorable"  living conditions and deprivation endured by the people sequestered in camps in southwestern Algeria.