morocco's action came shortly after a top u.s. general met with the commander of the royal moroccan armed forces southern zone, which includes occupied western sahara as morocco and the polisario engage on the battlefront, dozens have been arrested in the occupied territory. many of the sahrawis in this film are currently under police siege or in hiding. all that and more, coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today a democracy now! exclusive, "four days in western sahara: africa's last colony." western sahara, where peaceful protesters, led by women, are beaten in the streets. thousands have been tortured, imprisoned, killed and disappeared while resisting the moroccan occupation. >> he jabbed right at my eye with his baton. i was yelling at him, "hey, you moroccan! you pulled out my eye!" amy: where natural resources are plundered, from phosphates to fish. >> i say that our damnation comes from the natural resources we have here. if it wasn't for these natural resources,

morocco claims this desert as its own . the 2 sides fought over the territory for 16 years before agreeing to a un backed cease fire in 1991. today more than 2 thirds of the region is controlled by morocco. a planned referendum on its status has not taken place neighboring algeria and mauritania. of course, on both sides to show restraint. argyria is the main supporter of the policy front . a many refugees from the region live that let's bring in our guests from valencia is city. omar, representative of the policy front of the united nations in new york from casablanca is yasmin, has now a north africa specialist, and board member of the institute of saharan studies are under loose and from lisbon is ricardo fabiani project director covering north africa at the international crisis group, thanks to you all for joining us, ricardo, or begin with you if i may just help us understand why algeria is so important to all of this, it's the main support of the policy front. why and how much influence does algeria have over what hap

what's the previous speaker told me, he said that morocco, algeria was against morocco's reintegration, to moroccan, western sahara in 1075. and that started with whoever able get it started with the send war and brown from beef. and then get implemented this ideology through the national popular army. and it's when it went on and do not know who is who is responsible. yes. but also the, the rest who should really be, again, the should recognize that, that what happens now goes within the international legitimacy. is that now we see that the u.n. security council recall who are a political, we're in for a political solution pressure magic which go in line with the proposal of the autonomy. ok. so all main, how much influence does it have on whether the ceasefire a whole on what the policy front does next? one. thank you very much for the question, but before i proceed, i like to played by one of the least special is on the heart or lower argyria because i have been invited to talk about the worst since the heart as representative of the printed bodies energy in our nation's new york. i

morocco has had this was a military operation.we have is moroccan forces causing -- crossing into restricted areas technically under poliasario sovereignty. this is a clear violation of the cease-fire. we have heard nothing from the security council. amy: so explain what the stakes are right now and also, what do you understand is the was involvement? we saw this tweet from sahrawi voice on the same to the moroccan army launched its week,ion yesterday, last u.s. army major general andrew rolling was meeting with moroccan general who is in charge of morocco's army operations in western sahara. is it significance spirals out of control, you can see a very significant war between morocco and poliasario forces. for morocco to chase poliasario forces into of jury of, you could see third party, which is algeria, which is also on high alert right now and very coerned about th in terms of what it does for security across the sahara region, which we have seen in recent years has been a zone that has seen a lot of conflict and terrorism and

they are reporting fighting and say morocco has ignited war. country's authorities deny any fighting. the group wants western sahara to be independent. marcus prime minister describes some of the measures taken after the government held an emergency meeting to address the situation. >> this road is important when it comes to the movement of civilians and goods, and because such actions were a violation of the un-sponsored cease-fire agreement. morocco ordered its military forces to intervene and build a barrier to protect the area from future breaches. the operation has been finished safely as we abided by the principle of not entering in any confrontation with other forces. we built the barrier for kilometers away from the locations. anchor: who are they? they are a liberation movement made up from ethnic harleys, aimed at driving the moroccan presence out of the western sahara. they say the former spanish colony is their homeland and have pushed for independence for decades. morocco claims it's there's. the two sides reached a cease-fire in 1

and morocco, you see what is happening in morocco and compared to what is happening in europe.n the u.s., the decision to do something is a political decision. but in morocco, we are thinking what to do. that is what everybody is thinking about. we are almost two weeks behind europe. if there is something to be taken as a decision, it has to be right now. right now is the right time to do it because we are searching. the number of infected people are searching. the second thing is basically we are having more and more death. when we see the projection of washington university of what in morocco that by december 1, i think that will be exponentially increasing and we might have a big problem. >> since the start of the pandemic, the debate has been, should we listen more to experts or to politicians? now ultimately it is politicians who have the upper hand and are now bracing for tougher restrictions. do you think the lockdown is the efficient way given what has happened in the way of infections? >> we have learned an important thing during the first wave, at least in europe. cou

but morocco also claims this vast stretch of desert. robert accuses policy of front of blocking a main highway that's preventing the flow of goods between mauritania and morocco. but the policy sario front accuses morocco of carrying out attacks against its people and of igniting war. more all has publicly officially the fact of launching an arm and tack on millions, demonstrating peacefully in blatant violation has occurred of between the moron and the forces. brokers government held in the mergence the meeting to address the situation. this road is important when it comes to the movement of civilians and goods. and because such actions were a violation of the u.n. sponsored cease fire agreement, morocco, in order to fulfill its duties, ordered its military forces to intervene and build a sand barrier to protect the area from any future breaches. negotiations between morocco, the policy area and mauritania, have remained suspended for several months. the u.n. is calling for restraint. the secretary general remains committed to doing hi

main highway that is preventing the flow of goods between mauritania and morocco . but the policy sorry, of front accuses morocco of carrying out attacks against its people and of igniting war. more all has publicly officially acknowledged the fact of launching an armed attack or millions demonstrating peacefully in western sahara. blatant violation has occurred of between the moroccan brokers government held in the mergence meeting to address the situation this wrote is important when it comes to the movement of civilians and goods. and because such actions were a violation of the u.n. sponsored cease fire agreement. morocco, in order to fulfill its duties, ordered its military forces to intervene and build a sand barrier to protect the area from any future breaches. negotiations between morocco, gerry and mauritania, have remained suspended for several months. the u.n. is calling for restraint. the secretary general remains committed to doing his utmost to avoid the collapse of the cease fire that has been in place since 6 september 1991. and he is determined to d

morocco claims it's theirs.now the 2 sides battle for control for 16 years before reaching a un back cease fire agreement in 1991. well today more than 2 thirds of the region is controlled by morocco. a planned referendum on its status has not taken place. neighbors on shiria and mauritania, have called on both sides to exercise restraint. algeria is the main supporter of the policy area front, and many refugees from the region live in algeria. while the u.n. secretary general says he is committed to ensuring the decades old cease fire is respected as our diplomatic editor james bays explains. the un is deeply concerned about the situation right now in western sahara. a territory, as you say, used to be a spanish colony, a territory where there's been u.n. personnel based for 29 years originally sent there for a referendum that never took place. this was the comment from the spokes person of the u.n. secretary general. the secretary general remains committed to doing his utmost to avoid the collapse of the cease

and if i may make it to the paris also moves quickly on morocco. despite the violence to french authorities agreed sue negotiations, they allowed the return to robots of cd mohammed bin uses the future king mohammed the fits after 2 and a half years of exile. given those new gershon only a little more even a judge and even to the still going to lead the way out of the video $66.00 you're waiting to see was the preferred harshad government. so i've come into the work researching the darker the world. how much not serve in the nude with the gun armor work? rather odd. lamar, that's it. different in the us. on the 2nd of march, 956 morocco finally gained independence, or buddy hal a la la take on it, is your doctor to a discus for you to do more of a me issue of a lot of you a k., a city for all to do to the world oh, she should deal with a nice woman. made her decide to stow muse here because it olga show sheeted to boast of an achievement. she has been able to smoke cynical demolish silly dimino city to never use your normal mobile yogen as our grap

but morocco also claims this vast stretch of desert.robert accuses policy of front of blocking a main highway that's preventing the flow of goods between mauritania and morocco. but the policy sorry of front accuses morocco of carrying out attacks against its people, and of igniting war. has publicly officially the fact of launching an armed attack on millions demonstrating peacefully in blatant violation that has led to the result of the air force and the brokers government held in the mergence the meeting to address the situation. this road is important when it comes to the movement of civilians and goods. and because such actions were a violation of the u.n. sponsored cease fire agreement, morocco, in order to fulfill its duties, ordered its military forces to intervene and build a sand barrier to protect the area from any future breaches. negotiations between morocco, the policy area and mauritania, have remained suspended for several months. the u.n. is calling for restraint. the secretary general remains committed to doing his utm

the protests quickly spread to morocco. like almost it looked like it, it was about how to deal, give a dollar to much of the it is your day to quit only sometimes i do tell a little less as you do know that if you know it every cycle is your duty as it was explained east, even if they shouted over you desk or said it is in it, or did it as soon as your socks. it only should now get more clear like everything . a few people lost or digital or job will be going to salt that they have coughed up. it can be when they're given a 100 on the football or yes, probably the video ditty is still too real for follow. the french authorities wanted all the independence movement. leaders gone after exile they put his moroccan counterparts under house arrest and then removed the sultan of morocco, the future king mohammed the face. they replaced him with a weak old man with no political legitimacy but by attacking the so tun france created a model. the initial moroccan riots turned into a major on strike on the crowded marketplace of gaza

algeria was at the top morocco and tunisia were not last. so paris allowed the return home of tunisia need to have a bogey back from his 2 year ex on the 1st of june, 1955 he turned home in triumph. last negotiations began leading to tunisian independence in march 1986. place keep going to keep up the people if they be able to get a different opinion. i think it's going to be the much you'll be able to get a deal to go to the people. maybe it's obvious that paris also moves quickly on morocco. despite the violence, the french authorities agreed to negotiations. they allowed the return to robots of cd mohammed ben yosef, the future king mohammed the fixed after 2 and a half years of exile. the very most need to push 90 more evenly to be out of the chute. an issue out of vision would be even to distill the middle east, in what you all of the 6860 away to do with you. prefer harshad government from government or the threat of more recession, the darker the river. how must not serve the needed to run armor to work rather ardently or arm. that's

and these enraged the arab world, the protests quickly spread to morocco. blood on the skin, it looked like it. it was about, i wanted to look at it. i listen to much of it up here is your word, it is a good only song. i said, you tell a little less as you do. no good if you know it, every cycle is your duty as it was explained east. even the old it was usually they shouted, no, you don't ask or side it is in it, or did it as soon as you know, stocks it only should not get mark. i think the few people lost or job will be going to sort that the circle of optical equipment given the what do you want to do for the all you still to view for ford, you should know the french authorities wanted all the independence movement. leaders gone after exile they put his moroccan counterparts under house arrest and then removed the sultan of morocco and future king mohammed the face. they replaced him with a week old man with no political legitimacy but by attacking the so tan france created a model. the initial moroccan riots turned into a major on struggle. the crowded m

the front say morocco has ignited war. the group wants western sahara to be independent. despite a long standing ceasefire. tensions have increased in the last few hours. as a manager has a force take a few in areas that it's captured in the goanna karabakh. it comes ahead of armenia's, handover of land to azerbaijan. scores of ethnic armenians have begun fleeing the areas that will be handed over some of set fire to their former homes. the handover is part of the deal between armenia and azerbaijan, that ended 6 weeks of fighting over the disputed region. or should follow those stories on our web site, al-jazeera dot com about the more news in half an hour the next on al-jazeera. it's witness to stay with us. fuck the the. 'd the truth and the i mean flown well when the moon was here and then i thought there was a lot of over the i didn't i haven't thought of that because one female and her body and another that made them are my d.n.a. are all the matter but in the style of the good is a lot so i think i talked at the top of the market. i didn't tell you that you know, m

the protests quickly spread to morocco. like almost as i will tell detail, give a dollar to much of the if it is you are detected only sometimes i do tell a little less is it do no good if you know it, every cycle is your duty as it was explained east. even if they shouted over the desk or said it is in it, order to pursue is your sausage only should knowledge a market like of making a few people. jaw or job, don't be so tough that they have coughed up a critic when they are given a 100 on the football or yes, probably the video ditty is still too real for follow. the french authorities wanted all the independence movement leaders gone. after exile they put his moroccan counterparts under house arrest and then removed the sultan of morocco, the future king mohammed the face. they replaced him with a weak old man with no political legitimacy but by attacking the so tun france created a model. the initial moroccan riots turned into a major on struggle. the crowded marketplace of government is a scene of as a bomb explodes in

fantasia's are among the biggest public best of those in morocco . the spectacles attract thousands of spectators to ensure that everyone has the chance to attend tasiast are not held on religious holidays. and that's and you don't settle for this. not everyone comes here to have a good time either to me, eat and drink and ride the shit out with what i did, which was a knock on the visitors are here to have fun. just like the writers not said museum had to think of soccer with the me and writing is like an addiction open. a new concept comes up. and if we can't write, it's like soccer, you know how the fans have to go to a match every saturday bad that it sounds old is the same thing. how do you feel the need to do to go? you would actually like it's even worse much sun shows, it would be a cc's act from an office team. there's a last minute change out of concern that not all the women would be able to take part. she organized a substitute writer at short notice. the rules require every team to have at least 6 writers on the course. he says that's wh

the conflicts in though mad and sad, fresh fighting has broken out between polish sario and morocco. influenced in so hard a wall that separates territory controlled by each party is at the center of the dispute. how solar power would irrigation take knowledge is replacing fuel burning irrigation pumps. in one i'm christine one guy. it's good to have your company. fighting has erupted between morocco's on me and the polish sario front, along a buffer zone, patrolled by the united nations. and this brings an end to a cease fire that was nearly 3 decades old in the disputed territory. ownership off whiston sorry, but the palace already of front is demanding independence. tensions have simmered for you is and on the whole fairing up. the newest flashpoint in an old conflict crossing is a border point in the south of western sahara. it controls a highway that runs all the way from morocco to mauritania, a vital route to the rest of africa. in recent weeks, there's been reports that protesting separatists blocked off the road. last week, the moroccan army posted these images to its facebo

morocco says a pro independence group has blocked the main roads. the army has moved in to stop them. the polisario fronts are reporting fighting in the buffer zone and say morocco has ignited war. the country's authorities deny any fighting group wants western sahara to be independence. america's prime minister described some of the measures that were taken after the government's held an emergency meeting to address the situation another. this road is important when it comes to the movement of civilians and goods. and because such actions were a violation of the u.n. sponsored ceasefire agreement, morocco, in order to fulfill its duties, ordered its military forces to intervene and build a sand barrier to protect the area from any future breaches. the operations been finished as safely as we abided by the principle of not entering in any type of confrontation with the other forces. we built the barrier for kilometers away from their location. well, the un secretary general says he's committed to ensuring the decades old cease fire is respects its m

they're kept apart by a fortified fence built by morocco and extended since the early 1980 s. . it's believed to be the longest strip of land mines in the world, velo in the renewed hostilities. the moral qualms have since mobilized their forces, and the polish sario is also rallying its fighters and calling for volunteers. and i'm now joined by jose and tony was a, is a journalist who is having the region extensively and visited the policy area, controlled areas. welcome to day w., news africa jose. so there are reports that both sides have begun a mass mobilization and that the fighting is going to ating, what are you hearing from, from your sources on the ground? well, as you know, in any conflict, we had a lot of program that bad would the american people, he said, your sources say, you know, saying wait is the who are these back. even if he's the supposedly didn't want to reach responding to. there are some fires now between both armies even if they are not very big this moment in both also seems that once the u.n. mission in this region or you know, ship leaves the place,

you're watching the news up next doc, film profiles, the warrior women of morocco. don't forget you can get all the latest news in our website at studio b. dot com or news at the top of the ghetto to parliament. everyone knows bobby was despite coming from a poor family. the pop star wants to become president and challenges or god doesn't come. tom. good luck to bill story starts december 10th on doubling the to 40 duck or gunpowder game is one of the most popular festivals in morocco. the equestrian competition is a reenactment of a 2000 year old war time technique used by the ferber warriors. the spectacular cavalry charge has been carried out exclusively by men on till now. today, women are challenging traditional boundaries, taking part in the fantasia festivals and get up again. you're the kind of i feel very strong whenever i don't see in daily life i feel completely normal just like any other woman. but as a woman participating in any fantasia, despite the difficulties we have the women still. i just feel strong and clear. off of envy heads an all female writ

our documentary series doc film looks at how women in morocco are changing their country's traditional martial arts . i'll be back with more world news at the top of the hour as though some like a local for me in the entire news team here in the land. thanks so much for watching and we'll see you soon. get into parliament. everyone knows he was despite coming from a poor family, the pop star wants to become president and challenges or god doesn't want. the full medical story starts december 10th doubling the to 40 duck or gunpowder game is one of the most popular festivals in morocco. the equestrian competition is a reenactment of a 2000 year old war time technique used by the ferber warriors. the spectacular cavalry charge has been carried out exclusively by men on till now. today, women are challenging traditional boundaries by taking part in the fantaisie a festival. get up again. you know, i feel very strong whenever i don't see in daily life, i feel completely normal just like any other woman. but as a woman participating and fantasia, despite the difficulties we have in the women

i do not come cheap in morocco and said, you know the os isn't my life. i just feel good in that company. like a child that its relationship with its mother. i didn't know at least, but you know that there are many problems and situations in life that make restraints mistake. in my case, it was me, but as soon as i see a horse will touch when i come down quickly, it gets it. so i no longer feel strange still think about that things. it's great when he has a vets berber horses have served humans for more than 4000 years, and are one of the oldest breeds of the animal. these horses have always been closely linked to the berber tribes, who bred them during the middle ages and the renaissance. they were used as war horses. in the mean time, more members of the team have arrived at the farm gate and they're ready for the trip to the fantasia of the next me. a lot of people don't want us to participate. they try to stop us and that for them, the woman is not supposed to be in a writing arena. that is out there as a society is changing. but since we started writ

fresh fighting has broken as between partners, sario and morocco, in whiston sorrow. a wall that separates territory controlled by each party is at the center of the dispute. and how solar power with irrigation technology is replacing fuel burning irrigation pumps. in one day. hello i'm christine one. it's good to have your company fighting has erupted between moral clothes on me and the polish, sorry of front along a buffet, but trolled by the united nations in this brains, an end to a ceasefire. that was nearly 3 decades old in the disputed territory. ownership off west and sorry, but the palace already a front is demanding independence. tensions have simmered for you is and the area the newest flashpoint in an old conflict. crossing is a border point in the south of western sahara. it controls a highway that runs all the way from morocco to mauritania, a vital route to the rest of africa. in recent weeks, there's been reports that protesting separatists blocked off the road. last week, the moroccan army posted these images to its facebook page. it says they show bu

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also, morocco launches a military operation in the western sahara endangering a nearly 3 decade long ceasefire in the region. plus dozens of people killed and many injured as typhoon leaves a trail of death and destruction in the philippines. welcome to the program. the u.s. president has spoken publicly for the 1st time since his election loss to joe biden . during his press conference, donald trump updated americans on his response to the crone virus pandemic. but he also inched closer to acknowledging he may not be leading the country's next administration until now. has a ledge voter fraud and claimed without evidence to have won the presidential election. according to some estimates, a national lockdown course $50000000000.00 a day and hundreds of thousands of jobs every single day. ideally, we won't go to a large and i will not go, this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the, the whatever happens in the future, who knows which administrator will be, i guess time will tell, but i can tell you this administration will not go to a lockdown or more than a wee

so that logistic is very important things there and they're not thinking about also or just morocco, but africa in general. i think if you have a vaccine like the more there are no one where you were like the pfizer one where you were in will need actually 80 80 refrigerators freezers. it's going to be tough to have this kind of vaccine enough because so i think it's more classical approaches for what seems like the one that developed by astra zeneca or sing a farm would be something more appropriate for countries in, in morocco. so i think it's a, something that's we can you have each country has to have its own strategy to do its protect. think that africa's will be looking to the w.h.o. to give them the best recommendation for that. and also very quickly from you on elise as well. the challenges of delivering this vaccine to places with really heavy out concentrated outbreaks like india, pakistan, other developing world countries. what are those challenges? oh so, so, so many intelligence because this is now unlike the child vaccination program where we have the expertise, we have

consultant to the initiative of vaccine research at the world health organization in can, each or in morocco is as a teen ebrahimi. he's director of the biotechnology lab at robot medical and pharmacy pharmacy school and mom of the 5th university. and joining us from london is oksana. she's a lead at university college london, global citizenship program on outbreaks of infectious disease. welcome to you all and always a 1st of all. if i can start with you, modernity figures are based on the 1st 95 participants who fell sick. 90 of them had received the placebo. so is that enough for people to confidently say the vaccine is 94.5 percent effective? so these are the results of the interim analysis, baseball a smaller event sized, the soul of the company has announced it will continue its trial. and so they have reached the pre-specified number of events when they then will do the final analysis. once you have a final analysis, you can really look at the entire, you know, number of participants and look at have a better at, at advocacy and safety. also in and some populations like the old arrow

it's advancing women in morocco, democrats much more. i don't know to do more and it does show how american women are now equal to men who come to a new deal with put off for a holiday. just to help the girls with the events going to be suffering with the dismantle, but you don't know, should i wish them the best of luck for the chicken nuggets and the order of the water bottle that i love that whatever you want it well, you know that the miracle for clarity for you guess on the who was it's important to recite the alpha t.m. because you have to be at peace with yourself. because when you have not the heart, and by praying, i respect those who see more, you can't write without having me, can send some of the if not, is my frustration. no, you want a minute when you say i had no i had that give or shot missing. see it before come out. we don't know with survival. i don't funk about all of it because a lot of people have died in the school because that's how it's a woman with prayer, we make peace with one another. our feelings came out, g

it made its advancing women in morocco, democrats much more. i'm saying, none of them were under review. it does show how american women are now equal to men. will turn to a new deal with put off for a holiday just to help the girls with the events going to bust and suffering, which he does may not. but he, if you don't, you should. i wish them the best of luck as you can. the money and the hearing. and we're all, all that a lot of them, you know, whatever you want to whatever, you know, go for a clean miracle for clarity for you guess on the who knows. it's important to resign because you have to be at peace with yourself because when you have the hot and by praying because i respect the who ride without having that me, the consent of the acknowledged is my 1st rush. when you want a minute with news, i had no, i had that good or shot for come out, we don't know with survival. i don't know that all because a lot of people have died in the school actually to confess, how human with prayer we make peace with one another feeling ok. come out and d

so morocco has also been heaping criticism on the u.n. peacekeeping force there saying that they failed to deal with is alleged blockades by the palace area. how is the u.n. peacekeeping force regarded? well obviously as in any conflict, there are league ations and i keep coming from both sides. this is not really surprising. and i actually the min or so or so to be un mission in the western sahara has been doing a pretty good job of monitoring the situation and trying to report regularly on what is happening. now it's, i would say probably unfair to blame all the situation of the north. so itself from the mission itself. what is clear though, is that the united nations have been effectively turned a blind eye to a situation has been obviously quite calm and under control for such a long time. but they have neglected to actually step in and intervene and appoint a special envoy before the situation escalated like it has today. right riccardo, i feel like this is a good moment to give out of us some context. this is a very old and as you s

not only morocco but africa in general.f you have a vaccine like the mo derna one, the pfizer 1 where you'll need 80 refrigerators-freezers, it's going to be tough. i think it's more classic approach for vaccines like astrazeneca or others will be something more appropriate for countries like morocco. so i think each country has to have its own strategy. we'll be looking to the who to give them the best acommutations for that. >> also, the challenges of delivering this vaccine to places with really help roushes to places like independencea, pakistan. developing countries. what are those challenges? >> so many challenges because there is now, unlike a child vaccination program where we have the sperptiles, the track records, the mechanism in place. here we are first targeting oldser people. so for countries that much experience? delivering the vaccine to omedser people, they can use that experience now to roll out the covid-19 vaccine as well. just to let you know, w.h.o. developed like a country readiness assessment too man

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to leave the place in morocco is trying to keep the u.n. people on the field. but if there were heaps in the time and it, it seems, it's what it's going to least for a long time. the u.n. people, we have to leave the place both in their place when trouble under control of miracle and also under control of police. are you in both forces from both sides, agree that the conflict will go higher and higher and higher. once the u.n. people that you mentioned, you know, still leave the house. a cease fire has been in place now for 25 years. why has it now seemingly collapsed? well, there around 2 weeks ago, a group of syrians, sahar, we civilians went to the south of mr. sattar, in the border between mary cheney and mr. sattar. in the luck route. an important route in terms of trade, connecting westerners sat under control of miracle in mauritania. these group of syrians was fired from this place because the morricone government sent the army to a place an we, so there are some images. so in that, the american army opened fire, not against people, but there was a fire