Summary

The Australian Western Sahara Association (AWSA) was established to support self-determination fo the Saharawi people, who were exiled from Western Sahara, in north-west Africa, after the invasion in 1975 by Morocco. (Source: "Western Sahara has been occupied and its people living in exile for 33 years", details below.)

Resources

Fliers

• Western Sahara and East Timor: What has Really Been Stolen?, Australian Western Sahara Association, Melbourne, 2006, 1 pp. PDF Details
• Aftrica's Last Colony: Human Rights Defender Speaks Out, Australian Western Sahara Association and the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, Sydney, 2007, 1 pp. PDF Details
• Australia Western Sahara Association (Victoria), Statement: 20 December 2007: A chance to escape blacklisting, 20 December, 1 pp. PDF Details

Pamphlets

• Australian Western Sahara Association, Western Sahara has been occupied and its people living in exile for 33 years … 33 Years is Enough!, Melbourne, 2008, 2 pp. PDF Details