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Slavery a common institutionalized practice in the Tindouf camps
10/15/2007

The Australian journalists Violeta Ayala and Daniel Fallshaw, underlined on Thursday in New York that slavery is a common and institutionalized practice in Tindouf camps controlled by the separatist movement polisario


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Moroccan initiative is very objective for a way-out to the Sahara issue (Chilean senate chairman)
10/5/2007

The President of the Chilean Senate, Mr. Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle, said that the Moroccan autonomy initiative in the southern provinces "is very objective for a way-out to the Sahara issue".


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A negotiable political solution only will allow putting an end to the Sahara question
10/4/2007

The foreign affairs and regional cooperation minister of Burkina fasso Mr Djibrill Yipene Bassole, reiterated on Tuesday the conviction of his country that “ a negotiable political solution only will allow putting an end to the Sahara question” he congratulated Morocco for its efforts to initiate talks about this issue  .


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Mr Guterres: “Without a political commitment, refugees will never see the end of their sufferings”
10/3/2007

The high commissioner of the United Nations for refugees Mr Antonio Guterres asserted that “without any political commitment, refugees will never see the end of their sufferings” underlining that “when we visit refugee camp in Sudan, Nepal, Kenya, or when we travel to Tindouf in Algeria, it appears clear that we have to go beyond the commitments, in order to improve the living conditions on the camps”


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Mauritania pleased with progress made in Sahara issue
9/28/2007

 President Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh Abdallahi of Mauritania said his country "was pleased with the steps made recently in the Sahara issue with the return to direct negotiations."


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