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Brev til Marokkos ambassadør i Danmark

Skrevet 14 Januar 2009

Send nedenstående brev til Marokkos ambassadør i Danmark Ms. Raja Ghannam, og støt kravet om at Marokko skal trække sig ud af Vestsahara. Marokko skal overholde international lov og respektere de afgørelser både FN og den internationaledomstol i Haag har afsagt.

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To:	The Kingdom of Morocco

Att:	Ambassador to the Kingdom of Morocco in Denmark
	Her Excellency, Ms Raja Ghannam

END MORROCO’S ILLEGAL OCCUPATION OF WESTERN SAHARA

Your Excellency Ms Raja Ghannam

I herewith wish to voice my protest at the illegal and continued occupation of Western Sahara by Morocco. The occupation is in violation of more than 100 United Nations resolutions, including UN General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV) that calls for the decolonisation of Western Sahara. In addition a statement by the International Court of Justice in The Hague also calls for an end to Morocco’s illegal occupation of the region. Western Sahara is also fully acknowledged as a state by the African Union.

I find the flagrant disregard for calls to an end to the illegal occupation disrespectful of the Sahrawi people’s right to self-determination. It is an irony of history that on the African continent, so devastated by colonial rule, Morocco is a colonial power. Morocco can thus be seen as an African state exercising colonial rule on another African state. The justification for the illegal occupation is no different to Imperial Britain in the 19th century, or colonial Belgium in Congo - to plunder natural resources, and take the wealth of the region for colonial coffers. Morocco’s appropriation of Western Sahara’s phosphate deposits and its fishing rich waters is no different to Britain’s appropriation of India’s rubber trees or Zambia’s copper belt.

I therefore add my voice of condemnation against Morocco’s colonisation of Western Sahara. 
The wealth and land of Western Sahara legally belongs to the Sahrawi people.

Sincerely yours

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