Moroccan occupation

The Moroccan occupation refers to Morocco's control over Western Sahara, a region in North Africa with a complex history. Western Sahara was a Spanish colony until 1975, when Morocco claimed it, leading to ongoing disputes. Morocco considers Western Sahara part of its territory, citing historical ties, while indigenous Sahrawi people seek independence through the Polisario Front. The situation involves unresolved legal and political issues, including a UN-led effort for a peaceful settlement. The occupation remains a contentious issue, impacting regional stability and the aspirations of the Sahrawi people for self-determination.