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DESCRIPTION:From renewable energy mega-projects promoted as part of the “
 green transition” to the export of phosphate rock\, fish\, and agricultu
 ral products to the European Union\, Morocco’s occupation of Western Sah
 ara depends heavily on the extraction and exploitation of natural resource
 s from occupied land - in direct violation of the Saharawi people’s righ
 t to self-determination.\n\nOccupied Western Sahara holds some of the worl
 d’s richest phosphate reserves\, abundant fishing waters\, and enormous 
 renewable energy potential. Yet the Saharawi people\, the people of Wester
 n Sahara\, are excluded from the wealth of their own land. While the occup
 ying power Morocco\, alongside international corporations and European gov
 ernments\, profits from the occupation\, Saharawis are forced into exile i
 n refugee camps in the Algerian desert or subjected to brutal repression a
 nd daily human rights violations under Moroccan occupation.\n\nThis is als
 o a climate justice issue. While Morocco exploits Western Sahara’s resou
 rces and polishes its international image as a frontrunner of the green tr
 ansition\, positioning itself as a future supplier of “green” energy t
 o Europe\, Saharawis in the refugee camps near Tindouf need to survive in 
 some of the world’s harshest living conditions. They are among the popul
 ations most affected by climate change\, while having minimal resources to
  strengthen their resilience and adapt to its escalating impacts.\n\nIn th
 is talk\, Western Sahara Resource Watch Germany (WSRW) exposes how neocolo
 nial resource plunder\, corporate complicity\, and greenwashing are sustai
 ning one of the world’s most overlooked occupations in Africa’s last c
 olony - and what you can do about it.
DTSTAMP:20260601T062659Z
LOCATION:Zelt D: Widerstände und Bewegung
SUMMARY:Profit over Peace - Neocolonial Plunder\, corporate complicity and 
 climate justice in occupied Western Sahara (EN) - -
URL:https://programm.infraunited.org/hammer-klimacamp-2026/talk/TEPVFF/
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