With the opening of consulates of some thirty countries since 2019, the cities of Dakhla and Laayoune have become, in a few years, "the embodiment" of "diplomatic advances" made by Morocco on the issue of its territorial integrity, writes Wednesday the pan-African magazine Jeune Afrique.

Spanish news agency Servimedia on Tuesday shed light on the lack of control on humanitarian aid funds intended for population of the Tindouf camps, stressing that several reports of international bodies have pointed the finger at Algeria and the polisario for their responsibility in the detour of humanitarian aid.

The NGO ''Ocapros International'' denounced the practices of ‘’polisario'' aiming to keep the population of the Tindouf camps (southwestern Algeria) in disastrous living conditions and to impose hunger, misery and poverty.

Civil society organizations called, Friday in Geneva, to lift the state of emergency in the Tindouf camps, to grant the detained populations the right to peaceful demonstration and to shed light on cases of enforced disappearance.

The Moroccan delegation to the Human Rights Council (HRC) on Wednesday refuted Algeria's false accusations, denouncing its reckless policy of escaping consequences, by exploiting human rights demands.