On 23 and 24 October, the EU Court of Justice will hear the parties to the cases on applying EU-Morocco agreements to occupied Western Sahara.
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Heidelberg Materials confirms supplying controversial projects in occupied Western Sahara
The massive ports that Morocco is constructing in occupied Western Sahara are made with cement of the German multinational.
Allianz persists in using political propaganda to defend its operations on occupied land
Allianz congratulated the Moroccan people with what was one of the gravest violations of International law since the second world war.
TAQA and NAREVA won gigantic energy project in occupied Western Sahara
The firms are to construct 1,200 MW of wind power capacity in occupied Western Sahara, and a 1,400 km transmission line to transport the electricity to Morocco proper – assisting the North African kingdom in its blatant violation of international law and Saharawi rights.
Bureau Veritas suggests Western Sahara is Morocco
The French company - which claims to excel at understanding of regulations - seemingly fails to know in which country it is supporting businesses.