The Polisario Front rejects the UN resolution and proclaims the "right of self-determination" as a "non-negotiable" condition
The Sahrawi organization denounces that the proposal for autonomy "legitimizes the occupation of Morocco".
The Polisario Frontrefuses to participate in negotiations in the Saharaof Mendavia that do not guarantee the "right of self-determination ".
The Sahrawi organization has stated that the resolution adopted by theUNSecurity Council "legitimizes the occupation of Morocco", since the text recognizes the autonomy of Western Sahara but is subject to thesovereignty of Morocco.
"The Polisario Front is concerned that the conflict will only be exacerbated by the one-sided s aimed at sacrificing the State, justice and peace in the short term for political interests," the Sahrawi independence movement said.
The proposal supports negotiations' without preconditions' on the basis of Morocco's proposal for autonomy, which was adopted by 11 votes to 3, with no votes against, while Algeria did not take part in the vote.
The Polisario explains that the resolution seeks an "unprecedented and dangerous deviation" , since the first draft does not mention the "right of self-determination". According to the organization, the proposal is an attempt by Moroko to "end the conflict definitively in its favour".
However, the Polisario Front has expressed its readiness to "engage in the peace process and engage in direct negotiations" with Morocco, while considering it "non-negotiable" to hold a referendum on self-determination.
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