|  This week, a group of former Sahrawi refugees held by the Polisario Front in southern Algeria—some for their entire lives—have come to United States to meet with US government officials, media, and human rights organizations. Their mission is to speak out on behalf of their own families and the tens of thousands of other refugees still being held in the tightly-controlled Polisario camps.
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|  A delegation from Moroccan southern provinces toured this week several US cities to sensitize the American public opinion, notably the Christian community on the population sequestrated in Tindouf camps (southwest Algeria).
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|  Senegal "welcomed" the new United Nation (UN) resolution on the Sahara which calls for "realism" and "compromise" in the negotiations underway between Morocco and the Algerian-backed separatist movement "Polisario" in a bid to put an end to the 32-old Sahara dispute.
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|  Reactions of the ambassadors of the United States of America at the Security Council and the Spokesman of the U.S. State Department, after the adoption of the latest Security Council resolution (1813) on the Sahara.
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|  The United Nations Security Council adopted on Wednesday a resolution calling on the parties in the 32-year-old Sahara conflict to engage in substantive negotiations, and extending, for one year, the mandate of the UN peacekeeping mission in the Sahara (MINURSO).
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