The new OHCHR report was a slap to our diplomacy not to the Moroccan Legitimacy over its
territories, if one must criticize constructively the situation in the Sahara, the truth must be said and it consists of one major fact the MOROCCAN DIPLOMACY. With strategic alliances and historical friendship plus being America's oldest friend our diplomacy still finds obstacles to defend itself against an enemy not worthy of Morocco's notoriety and fame. 

Polisario is backed blindly and unequivocally by Algeria, this is a known fact and their legitimacy is not bought by any superpower, but their approach to issues and their consistency and presence throughout the world creates nuisance to Morocco’s diplomatic maneuvering, this should not happen especially that we are one of the most recognizable nations in the world and our diplomacy needs only a little work to make friends and build alliances based on the legitimacy of our cause and our weight in the region and the Arab world. Now on the other hand, the OHCHR report was obviously manipulated and orchestrated by Algeria and unfortunately the US (Our old friends found new friends in the region and we all know why). The important point in this mingled situation is that our diplomacy did not point out the pitfalls of the other parties and their far-from perfect track record in Human Rights. 

Algeria which has been cleansing the country from the Islamists after they won fair and square the elections somehow inspired OHCHR
to criticize Morocco for its human rights imperfection, a country recognized as the most democratic country in the region and in the Arab world. Algeria and the OHCHR should see the development of democracy in Morocco, freedom of journalism and equal rights to women being drafted and implemented for the first time in the region. 

OHCHR should applaud Morocco’s steps in this field and the US should join in. If western countries are so keen in introducing democracy in the Middle East and North Africa, they should consider the Moroccan model because it is a domestic product, no foreign intervention. This model is perfect because it is simple, gradual and peaceful. There are 23 Arab countries; I do not think that OHCHR would appreciate 23 Iraq wars to satisfy its agenda, so the Moroccan model is what OHCHR, USA and any nation that genuinely advocates democracy for the well being of the people in our region need and should appreciate it when it is implemented without loss of lives and collateral damage caused by forced democracy. On the other hand if OHCHR forgot Algeria's track record of total abuse of human rights, we are here to refresh their mind:

Wilaya of Algiers
Serkadji prison mutiny of 21 February 1995, 109 deaths
Beni-Messous massacre of 5-6 September 1997, 87/151 deaths
Bentalha massacre of 22 September 1997, 202/300 deaths

Wilaya of Ain-Defla
Ain-Defla massacre of March 1994, 80 deaths
Oued El-Had and Mezouara massacre of 3 August 1997, 76 deaths

Wilaya of Batna
Batna-Msila Road massacre of 17 August 1996, 63 deaths

Wilayas of Bouira and Blida Blida massacre of March 1994, 82 deaths
Haouch Khemisti massacre of 21 April 1997, 93/113 deaths
Si-Zerrouk massacre of 27 July 1997, 51 deaths
Souhane massacre of 20-21 August 1997, 63 deaths
Beni-Ali massacre of 26 August 1997, 64 deaths
Rais massacre of 29 August 1997, 100-400 deaths
Sidi-Hamed massacre of 11 January 1998, 120-400 deaths

Wilaya of Chlef
Alleged Tense massacre of 4 May 1994, 173 deaths (not independently verified) Tadjena massacre of 8 December 1998, 81 deaths

Wilaya of Medea
Berrouaghia prison massacre of 14 November 1994, 8-200 deaths
Thalit massacre of 3-4 April 1997, 52 deaths
(Omaria massacre of 23 April 1997, 43 deaths)
(Chouardia massacre of 26 March 1998, 40 deaths)
Guelb El-Kebir massacre, 19 September 1997, 53 deaths

Wilaya of M'Sila
Dairat Labguer massacre of 16 June 1997, 50 deaths

Wilaya of Oran
Sidi Daoud massacre of 12 October 1997, 43/50 death

Wilaya of Relizane massacres of 30
December 1997, 78-412 Khrouba massacre, 176 deaths
Sahnoun massacre, 113 deaths El-Abadel massacre, 73 deaths
Ouled-Tayeb massacre, 50 deaths

Wilaya of Relizane
massacres of 4 January 1998, 150 - over 1000 Remka massacre, 117 deaths

Wilaya of Sada
Baloul massacre of 2 September 1998, 40-60 deaths

Wilaya of Tiaret
Sid El-Antri massacre of 23-24 December 1997, 53-117 deaths

Other wilayas
Oued Bouaicha massacre of 26 March 1998, 52 deaths, W. of Djelfa
(Beni Ounif massacre of 15 August 1999, 29 people)

300,000 Algerians lost their lives tragically in the civil war,Morocco never used this tragic conflict to trouble its neighbor but if we are cornered we should start point the fingers too; there is a massacre in Algeria and OHCHR start its work there. Algeria's double game is too obvious, on one hand it seeks international legitimacy and on the other it arms itself with sophisticated weaponry and sometimes illegal and dangerous WMDs. If Algeria plays behind the scene a game of legitimizing this issue, it arms itself on the open and from the guardians of peace in the world the five permanent members of the security counsel. 

One must conclude that these weapons are meant for two targets: Morocco and to quell the uprising of the Algeria people. Morocco is comfortable in its land, building, planning and developing and any intimidation or dirty maneuvering from the other party will not deter our great nation from going ahead.