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A 500 MW hyperscale data center for Artificial Intelligence is being envisaged in the occupied territory. 

Published 14 July 2025
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 A company from the UAE is set to develop a new controversial wind farm in occupied Western Sahara later this year.

Published 10 July 2025
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The last remaining importer of phosphate rock from occupied Western Sahara in Australia has announced that it will no longer purchase the conflict mineral.

Published 08 July 2025
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The firm announces it will render its services to a project that raises deep concerns over international law and human rights.

Published 27 June 2025
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Eight UN rapporteurs call on Morocco to stop tearing down Saharawi property as the Kingdom expands green energy projects in occupied Western Sahara. 

Published 02 June 2025
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The massive ports that Morocco is constructing in occupied Western Sahara are made with cement of the German multinational. 

Published 30 May 2025
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Allianz congratulated the Moroccan people with what was one of the gravest violations of International law since the second world war.   

Published 29 May 2025
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Three months have passed since the EU Court of Justice banned EU-Morocco trade deals in occupied Western Sahara. The EU Commission is still in the dark on how to take it from here. 

Published 28 January 2025
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At a time when the French government is ignoring all international law in Western Sahara, it places its own companies in serious risk, WSRW warns. 

Published 20 November 2024
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… in just one year, and under the EU-Morocco trade agreement alone.

Published 18 November 2024
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Days after the ECJ ruling, Morocco is still trying to find a company that will connect its illegal energy projects in occupied Western Sahara to the Moroccan grid.

Published 04 November 2024
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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
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After undertaking work for the Moroccan state phosphate company in Western Sahara, the Danish consultancy giant COWI states that it “will not engage in further projects" in the occupied territory.

Published 11 March 2024
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At the company’s Annual General Meeting on 26 February 2024, Siemens Energy’s board could not rule out any further projects in occupied Western Sahara. 

Published 06 March 2024
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WSRW has never received a response that politically propagated the occupation to the degree as the one received from a French campaigner for Morocco on behalf of renewable energy company HDF Energy. 

Published 09 February 2024
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Saharawi civil society voices concern over Morocco's gigaplans for renewable energy in occupied Western Sahara during COP28 climate summit and to UN special rapporteur. 

Published 12 December 2023
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Companies that want to be perceived as taking human rights responsibly, should not bid on a large tender that will connect Morocco's illegal energy production in Western Sahara to the Moroccan grid, WSRW warns.

Published 28 November 2023
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Morocco must immediately release a group of leading human rights defenders, UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention demands.  

Published 27 November 2023
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Throughout its impact studies, relations with the Moroccan government and partners, and a recent announcement of arrival of windmills to occupied Western Sahara, Engie has shown a total disregard for the UN's approach to the conflict.

Published 29 September 2023
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The Swedish truck company Scania, part of Volkswagen, offers services in occupied Western Sahara. 

Published 21 August 2023