Reports

The recent revelations surrounding the marketing and sale of agricultural products grown in occupied Western Sahara have once again drawn attention to the continued and unlawful exploitation of the territory’s natural resources. On 21 July 2025, the Spanish Federation of Consumers and Users (CECU) and the national farmers’ union COAG...

Adala UK firmly condemns the intensifying campaign of defamation targeting Sahrawi human rights defender Taleb Alisalem known online as “Taleb Sahara” and the dangerous discourse aimed at delegitimizing his legitimate activism. The recent wave of baseless accusations portraying him as racially divisive or aligned with far-right ideologies is not an...

(report) Adala UK expresses its deep concern regarding Morocco’s latest announcement to construct a 500-megawatt hyperscale data centre in Dakhla, a coastal city located in the Non-Self-Governing Territory of Western Sahara. Presented as a step toward digital innovation and green energy leadership, this project in reality underscores a dangerous and...

Adala UK condemns systematic violations of Saharawi students’ rights under occupation Adala UK strongly condemns the ongoing and systematic violations of the rights of Saharawi civilian prisoners, particularly students, by the Moroccan authorities. We draw urgent attention to the case of Ayman Al-Thurbi, a young Saharawi law student and political prisoner,...

“It is time their rights are recognised and respected.” Adala UK has formally addressed GreenGo Energy, a Danish renewable energy company, regarding its reported activities in occupied Western Sahara, demanding accountability, legal compliance, and respect for the rights of the Saharawi people. In a strongly worded letter dated 13 July...

July 10, 2025 On 1 June, Kim Johnson, Labour MP for Liverpool Riverside, formally questioned the UK Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs regarding the UK government’s approach to upcoming trade agreements affecting Western Sahara. Specifically, she asked if the government intended to hold meaningful discussions with...

Adala UK strongly welcomes the recent announcement by Australian company Dyno Nobel formerly Incitec Pivot that it has definitively ended its importation of phosphate rock from occupied Western Sahara. This decision follows decades of sustained campaigning by civil society organisations, ethical investors, and international human rights advocates and represents a clear alignment...

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