Doha – Morocco’s deputy constant representative of the United Nations started a devastating criticism of Algeria’s position on the mandate of minors during a debate from the UN Security Council, in which she described “flagrant and selective double standards” in the Algerian approach in the surveillance of human rights.
“It reflects a master class in selective political manipulation”, Majda Moutchou chargedReaction to the intervention of the Algerian ambassador for human rights monitoring in the mandate of Minurs.
She accused Algeria, “suddenly discovered a new passion for human rights and international rights”.
“The mandate was clearly defined by the Security Council and every attempt by the Algerian delegation his role Is either incorrectly informed or intentionally misleading, ”said Moutchou, emphasizing the clear mandate of minors to monitor the ceasefire.
Moutchou has broken down the Algerian position by pointing out that seven out of eleven and peace safety operations have no human rights monitoring mandates.
“We wonder why the Algerian delegation, which shows obvious double standards, focuses exclusively on Minurso, while they are transforming other peace safety operations in the blind eye,” she said.
The Moroccan diplomat revealed that the Security Council had “categorically rejected” proposals to include a human rights monitoring mechanism in Minurs mandate In October 2024.
“This rejection was not accidental: it confirmed that the human rights situation in the Moroccan Sahara does not require such a mechanism,” she said.
Moutchou turned in Algeria in Algeria and called for answers to “a much most urgent topic: the Tindouf Camps in Algerian territory in which the population lives every day oppressionThe fundamental rights withdraw and serious restrictions on movement and obvious violations of international law. “
“The United Nations must pay attention to all these efforts, without exception or selectivity, also in the area of states, support self -determination for others and at the same time systematically refuse the oppressed in their own territory,” she accused.
The diplomat revealed what it described as a “disturbing contradiction” in Algeria’s attitude towards self -determination, and argued that Algeria exerted it “as a political weapon against the territorial integrity of the Morocco” and “ignored legitimate efforts of other peoples, which still lived under foreign occupation and offpression”.
“The Sahara has always been an integral part of Morocco”, Moutchou concluded and described this as “centuries of historical, cultural and geographical connections” as the latest claim.
The heated exchange occurred during a public debate on the strengthening of the adaptability of the UN peacekeeping, in which the representative Morocco systematically attempts to change the established mandate of minors systematically.
This diplomatic collision comes when Morocco continues to collect international support for his position.
In a meeting yesterday with the undisturbed of the undelected de Mistura in Rabat, Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita repeated Morocco’s commitment to a political solution based exclusively on the autonomy plan, while the sovereignty and territorial integrity respects the country.
Meanwhile the American Enterprise Institute Has criticized Minor -running mission with the scholar Michael Rubin pointed out in a recent comment that “thirty -four years and billions of dollars later did not even perform a census”.
Rubin further commissioned that the separatist polisario front “keeps women and children hostage to prevent refugees from resettling” in the Tindouf camps.
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