Dr. Stephen Zunes takes us on a very interesting journey in this episode of Nonviolence Radio. Dr. Zunes, a scholar of social movements and professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of San Fransisco, joins host Stephanie Van Hook to speak about the conflict in Western Sahara. He describes and analyzes the occupation, and the nonviolent resistance against it. Following the interview with Dr. Zunes comes “Nonviolence in the News,” where Michael Nagler brings you the news that didn’t make it into mainstream radio.
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Polisario is nothing else but a violent movement. It is a marxist armed rebelion supported by the algerian military regime. I really don’t understand how such a movement can be washed like that of all its crimes. The leader of polisario himself is under investigation by the spanish courts for several crimes.