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Click to read moreSaharawis demonstrated against Siemens Gamesa
Saharawis in Bilbao, Spain, demonstrated as a cargo vessel is arriving to pick up more controversial windmill components for occupied Western Sahara.
Sweden opposes Council appeal on Western Sahara court ruling
In a move that surprised no one, the EU Council has appealed the recent EU Court of Justice stopping EU trade and fisheries in occupied Western Sahara. But Council was not unanimous.
Saharawi government launches climate plan
Here is the Saharawi people’s contribution to the global fight against climate change, presented at a side-event of COP26 today.
Dutch-Belgian firm to build conflict wind farm
To be developed in partnership with the energy firm owned by Morocco’s new prime Minister, the project raises the occupied territory’s share in Morocco’s wind energy generation to 52.25% by 2030.
First EU imports of conflict minerals in 5 years
The Swiss-Russian company EuroChem was most likely behind a controversial imports of conflict minerals to Estonia in October.
Parliamentarians called for ignoring EU Court
In a hearing in the European Parliament yesterday, parliamentarians expressed differing opinions as to whether the ruling of the EU Court should be respected or not.