Investigative Reporting

Unearthing the Truth: The Illegal Exploitation of Western Sahara’s Resources

We provide evidence-based research, satellite analysis, and shipping data to expose the companies and countries involved in the illegal extraction of phosphates, fish, and other resources from Africa’s last colony.

Investigative Reporting

The Illegality of Resource Extraction 

Western Sahara, Africa’s last colony, is the site of a systematic resource plunder. Under military occupation, its valuable natural resources—from phosphates to fisheries and “green” energy—are extracted without the consent of the Sahrawi people. This website documents the international network of corporations and political deals that sustain this injustice, providing irrefutable evidence of the exploitation.

Investigative Reporting

Our Mission: To End the Plunder

For decades, the natural wealth of Western Sahara has been illegally sold on the world market, funding an occupation and denying the Sahrawi people their right to self-determination. Our mission is to bring this exploitation to light. Through meticulous research and tracking of corporate activities, we provide the evidence needed to demand accountability and end the plunder.

Justice

International Decisions

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Our Mission

Demanding Accountability & A Just Future

We utilize satellite imagery, corporate filings, and shipping data to provide irrefutable proof of resource exploitation.

Evidence-Based Reporting

We utilize satellite imagery, corporate filings, and shipping data to provide irrefutable proof of resource exploitation.

Upholding International Law

Our work highlights violations of UN resolutions and international humanitarian law that prohibit the plunder of resources from occupied territories.

The Issue: By the Numbers

These companies are buying stolen soil. Tell them to stop funding the occupation.

Siemens Gamesa provides the core technology for Morocco’s illegal wind farms. Their turbines are not symbols of sustainability, but instruments of plunder that entrench the occupation and power the theft of Sahrawi resources.

Siemens Gamesa: The Turbines of Occupation.

Siemens Gamesa

Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien is a major buyer of phosphate from the illegally operated Bou Craa mine. These purchases directly finance Morocco’s occupation and embed conflict minerals into the global food supply.

Nutrien: Fertilizing a Conflict.

Nutien

By building energy projects in Western Sahara, Engie is an active investor in an illegal enterprise. They are complicit in strengthening Morocco’s occupation and denying the Sahrawi people their rights to their land and resources under international law.

Engie Fuels an Occupation with 184,000 MWh Annually.

Engie

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam lobortis laoreet ante, ut Defying its own top court, the EU Commission pushes for fisheries deals that illegally include Sahrawi waters. This policy uses European taxpayer money to subsidize the theft of marine resources and provide political cover for the occupation.

The EU Commission: Subsidizing the Plunder.

EU Commission