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Click to read moreIncitec confirms it purchased conflict mineral cargo
The Australian company Incitec Pivot has today confirmed that it is the purchaser of a cargo of phosphate rock that the Moroccan government has exported out of the territory held under illegal occupation.
Melbourne miner inks controversial deal on occupied land
A small, new and unknown Australian company claims to have acquired a mining licence in occupied Western Sahara.
African Court rules for Saharawis
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights concludes Morocco's occupation of Western Sahara to be a serious violation of the Saharawi people’s right to self-determination and independence.
New likely shipment heading to Incitec Pivot
Australia is to receive its first controversial phosphate shipment from occupied Western Sahara in six years.
WSRW calls on Guterres to address the plunder
In a letter letter to the UN Secretary-General, WSRW calls for a more balanced and truthful reporting on Morocco's illegal plunder of occupied Western Sahara's resources.
More fake facts following Davidson & Company audit
Even after a likely intervention of the Canadian public accounting firm regulator, the mining company Metalex keeps misleading about its licences on occupied land in reports audited by Davidson & Company.