The largest prison in the world: landmines, walls, UXOs and the UN’s role in the Western Sahara
San Martín and Allan describe how Morocco’s walls and millions of landmines have turned Western Sahara into the largest prison in the world.
The Right to Resistance and the Western Sahara: A Twail Analysis of the International Legal Order and Its Constraints on Decolonization
Wrapp uses Third World Approaches to International Law to show how the international legal order limits Sahrawi resistance and keeps colonial power in place.
El oasis de la memoria: memoria histórica y violaciones de Derechos Humanos en el Sáhara Occidental (II)
El oasis de la memoria is both a human rights report and a narrative of resistance, combining legal analysis, historical reconstruction, and personal stories to highlight the enduring impact of colonialism and occupation on the Sahrawi people.
El oasis de la memoria: memoria histórica y violaciones de Derechos Humanos en el Sáhara Occidental (I)
El oasis de la memoria is both a human rights report and a narrative of resistance, combining legal analysis, historical reconstruction, and personal stories to highlight the enduring impact of colonialism and occupation on the Sahrawi people.
The UN and Western Sahara – Reviving the UN Charter
Haugen argues that the UN Charter offers a route to Sahrawi self-determination through a temporary UN trusteeship of Western Sahara.