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BREAKING: EU Court ruling: occupied Western Sahara not part of EU-Morocco agreements
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The chronology of the EU court cases

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The way ahead - this is what WSRW recommends

What should we expect from the EU institutions, the member states and the businesses now as David beat Goliath in the EU Court of Justice? WSRW has carved out some suggested steps. 

Published 04 October 2024

Saharawis celebrate EU court ruling

Saharawi refugees today took to the streets in the refugee camps to celebrate the victories in the EU Court of Justice. 

Published 04 October 2024

EU Court: Western Sahara tomatoes cannot be labelled as Moroccan

In its ruling this morning, 4 October 2024 the EU Court of Justice ruled that products from Western Sahara on the EU market cannot be labelled “from Morocco”. 

Published 04 October 2024

EU Commission “takes note” of the EU court rulings

The EU Commission this afternoon commented on its loss in the EU Court of Justice regarding trade and fisheries in the territory of Western Sahara. 

Published 04 October 2024

BREAKING: EU Court ruling: occupied Western Sahara not part of EU-Morocco agreements

“This is a momentous victory for the people of Western Sahara. At a time when international law is under pressure, it is fundamental that the EU follows its own court and stops collaborating with the occupier through illegal trade agreements”, stated Western Sahara Resource Watch. This morning, the EU Court of Justice issued a landmark ruling. 

Published 04 October 2024

Saharawi parliamentarians condemn Engie controversy

The French company Engie has since 2023 been installing windmills in occupied Western Sahara for a massive project that would lead to the large-scale settlement of Moroccan farmers in the occupied territory. 

Published 03 July 2024