Some Mauritanians victims of arbitrary detention, torture and serious violations of human rights have delivered damning testimony on the plight lived in camps in Tindouf, Algeria, and the horrifying suffering under the command of "Polisario".

Prime Minister Abbas El Fassi, said that thanks to the political genius and vision of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, Morocco has made several achievements in the Sahara issue, which have strengthened its position on the international level.

 Senegalese ambassador in Rabat, Ibou Ndiaye, reiterated, here Thursday, that his country backs "without reserve" Morocco's initiative to grant substantial autonomy to the kingdom's Southern Provinces.

The Moroccan initiative autonomy for the Sahara is a democratic option for progress towards a final  settlement of the artificial conflict created around the territorial integrity of Morocco, said Tuesday Pr Abdelhamid El Ouali.

A large number of Mauritanians victims of arbitrary detention and torture in Polisario jails announced Monday their intention to bring their case before public opinion and international organizations, including the United Nations, to claim justice and rehabilitation.