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Click to read moreStates criticize Morocco over human rights in Western Sahara
Ten states today took the opportunity to comment on Morocco's human rights track record in Western Sahara, the territory that it holds under illegal occupation.
Australian trade union condemns Incitec Pivot
The Maritime Union of Australia denounces the renewed imports of stolen conflict minerals into Australia.
Why WSRW says no to EU trade talks on Western Sahara
The EU is again undertaking ‘consultations’ on illegal EU-Morocco trade agreements in occupied Western Sahara. Here is why WSRW refuses to engage.
WSRW calls on addressing plunder
WSRW calls on UN Member States to address Morocco's plunder of Western Sahara during Morocco's UPR review in November.
Refugees protesting Incitec Pivot's plunder purchase
A group of Saharawi refugees yesterday demonstrated against the Australian company Incitec Pivot. The company has bought a cargo of conflict minerals from a mine on their land, from the occupation government.
Gas pipeline planned to cross occupied land
Morocco and Nigeria signed an agreement on the planned offshore gas pipeline between the two countries, projected to turn onshore in occupied Western Sahara.