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This flag is used by the ] and other supporters of the ] to represent Western Sahara, a region controlled by ]. It was adopted on ], ].

The colors are black, red, white and green (the ]), with the crescent and star being a ] symbol. The colors have various interpretations, one used throughout the Arab world claims they signify the Muslim ]. Another gives a specific ] meaning to the color scheme: red as the color of the blood of Sahrawi martyrs; the black stripe on the top signifying ] ], while the white stripe stands for peace, and the green one for turning the desert green.

Its similarity to the ] is not intentional, as many ] flags are similar in shape and color schemes.

== External links ==
* on flagspot.net

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