Why young Sahrawis are joining military movement against Morocco
Sahrawi youth have grown tired of waiting for the United Nations to break the stalemate between Western Sahara and Morocco.
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TINDOUF, Algeria — Since Moroccan authorities expelled United Nations personnel in March, a 25-year cease-fire has grown tenuous and the Sahrawi people seem to have lost hope for a peaceful resolution to their quest for independence.
The Sahrawi liberation movement, the Polisario Front, is attracting recruits — especially younger ones.