Western Sahara's status and population are portrayed as endangered by external control
The article emphasizes that Western Sahara remains a 'non-self-governing territory' under UN classification, with its population denied self-determination, and highlights corporate actions that erode its legal distinctiveness.
“That is because Dakhla is in Western Sahara, an area which the United Nations classifies as a "non-self-governing territory". By this it means that the local population isn't able to govern itself.”
