As the 2007 legislative elections, the proportion of people's participation in the southern provinces in the voting of June 12, 2009 exceeded the rate recorded at the national level. The majority of Sahrawis across all regions, prefectures and communities went to the polls to say no to separation from the motherland, through voting on the various nationalist parties in the region, to strengthen the fundamental human rights and manage their own future.

The Council has carried pout since its inception in March 2006, a conciliatory approach policy to eliminate the vestiges of the past in the field of human rights in the desert. It has endeavoured to solve a set of human rights issues, which continued to cause a kind of social tension and used as Trojan horse for the enemies of the territorial integrity, created social unrest and instability and deprivation of the Sahrawi of tranquility in the southern provinces at the time when Morocco made a major leap in the field of human rights, especially in the Sahara.