UN’s Role in Western Sahara ́s Conflict
Journal Title: Conjuntura Austral: journal of the Global South - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 33
Abstract
In April 2015 MINURSO’s mandate was extended once again, although there ́s no evidence that the Sahrawi issue is moving towards resolution. The article explores UN’s role in the conflict, reflecting on the limited progress achieved through the intervention.
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Geraldine Rosas Duarte
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UN’s Role in Western Sahara ́s Conflict
In April 2015 MINURSO’s mandate was extended once again, although there ́s no evidence that the Sahrawi issue is moving towards resolution. The article explores UN’s role in the conflict, reflecting on the limited progre...