The Mali conflict could spread to the Western Sahara and the Polisario Front independence movement "the possibility of terrorist infiltration warning disputed territory by the United Nations, Kofi Annan said:" In a new report.
Morocco Spanish colonial forces withdrew in 1975, control of most of the Western Sahara independence lasted until 1991, the United Nations-brokered cease-fire, and to send prompt guerrilla warfare known as MINURSO peacekeeping mission.
 
 
"With MINURSO session, the commander of the Frente POLISARIO does not rule out terrorist infiltration, the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said:" The report obtained by Reuters on Monday 15 countries of the Security Council.
Possible armed infiltrators in regional security coordination and resource shortages blank, effective border control military observers exposure to risk, "the report said.
France in Mali in January to launch a military offensive against the threat of Islamic militants capital. This led the rebels, they have seized the town, but they always fight back suicide attacks and guerrilla attacks.
The concern of Western powers, the majority of illegal Sahara Desert in Mali could become a springboard for an international militant attacks. Other European governments have ruled out the dispatch of combat troops, but support military training unit.
Ban Ki-moon's report said: "All government advisory risk Mali fighting may spread to neighboring countries, and contribute to the radicalization of the Western Sahara refugee camp to raise serious concerns,".
Ban Ki-moon said, "time bomb" in a government called the situation in Western Sahara.
France in Mali in January to launch a military offensive against the threat of Islamic militants capital.
Rabat has long been trying to persuade the Front behalf of the Saharawi people to accept its plan to the part of Western Sahara, Morocco is an autonomous.
Front, rather than a referendum nation Sahara, including a separate option, but there is no agreement between Morocco and the Polisario, who should participate in the referendum.
Never held a referendum and try to reach a lasting agreement has floundered.
Human rights monitoring
No country recognizes Morocco's rule over Western Sahara, the Council divided. Non-Aligned Countries back to the front, but the veto, France and the United States continue to support Rabat.
The Front accused the Western Sahara, Morocco MINURSO routine violations of human rights and called for the right to conduct an independent human rights monitoring. This is the Front called for in previous years, but the support of Morocco, France, has rejected the idea.
In his report, Ban Ki-moon in favor of some form of independent rights monitoring, but did not provide details of how to carry out the resource-rich region.
, "Ban said:" In view of the report of the ongoing violations of human rights, refugee camps in the human rights situation in Western Sahara independent, impartial, comprehensive and ongoing monitoring needs become more urgent.
He also suggested that, to extend for a further year, until April 30, 2014 in the Western Sahara, the UN peacekeeping mission, as well as to the power of 15 military observers and six United Nations police mission.
Western Sahara, which is slightly larger than the United Kingdom, 50 million people are known as the Sahara. But it was rich in phosphates - used in fertilizer - as well as potential offshore oil and gas.
UN special envoy Christopher Ross has been discussing the possibility of revival of Western Sahara's future negotiations with the countries in the region.
 
 



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