The Frozen Conflict in Western Sahara and the Forgotten Question of Sahrawi
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https://doi.org/10.35994/rhr.v10i1.261Keywords:
self-determination, independence, international law, united nations, postcolonialism, Colonialism, sovereignty, Western SaharaAbstract
Western Sahara’s “frozen conflict” is one of the major and forgotten issues that, so far, the international community could not settle. This article aims to shed light on the historical events and the political responsibilities that led to a protracted stalemate over the Sahrawi question. The paper retraces the historical roots of the claims over the disputed territory by the Polisario Front, as the representative of the Sahrawi people, over the disputed territory, and analyzes their foundations under the light of international law.
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