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The Norwegian Government Pension Fund – Global experienced enormous losses in 2008, but the investments in tobacco are still increasing at full speed. In one year the tobacco investments have increased by all of 24.6%, from 1.3 billion euros to NOK 1.6 billion. Never before have the tobacco investments been higher.

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The Norwegian Government Pension Fund – Global has increased its investments in nine companies that contribute substantially to the climate change: from 1.3 billion to 1.6 billion euros. Investments in Exxon alone have increased from 900 million euros to 1.4 billion euros.
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For a few days more you will still find tomatoes from occupied Western Sahara on the vegetable counters of the Norwegian grocery store Coop. On Wednesday they stopped the controversial import.

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The residents of the village of Nyakabale in Tanzania are afraid of what they are eating, drinking, and washing in. They are next-door neighbours to East Africa’s largest gold mine and are convinced that poison from the mine is making them sick.
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The 1800 workers who pick asparagus for the Norwegian-registered agricultural company Camposol in Peru spend 12 hours at their workplace every day. But they are only paid for 8 hours.

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The importation of clothing from Burma has once again been reduced by 50% in one year. Even though the value of the teak importation from Burma increased last year by all of 62%, from 4.4 million Norwegian kroners (500.000 euro) to 7.2 million (823.000 euro), the import volume of tropical timber from the military dictatorship has nevertheless decreased by 17.4% in 2008.
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The value of Norwegian weapons export increased in 2008 by all of 44.5%. For the first time the figures for foreign trade show that the export amounts to more than 3 billion kroners (354.000 euros). That is 954 million kroners more than in 2007. The weapons export to the USA alone has increased by no less than 85.6% and is now 1.7 billion kroners (199.000 euros).

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The Norwegian cement company Scancem wishes to evict 3000 Tanzanian farmers from a property outside Dar es Salaam. The case will soon reach the Tanzanian Court of Appeals.
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Western Sahara independence movement, Polisario, strongly reacts to the news that Fugro-Geoteam is involved in oil exploration in occupied Western Sahara, and demands that Fugro immediately withdraws from the territory.
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A huge Norwegian research vessel has in secret travelled to the coast of occupied Western Sahara. This weekend the Norwegian company Fugro-Geoteam started a controversial operation to carry out oil exploration, in defiance of the advice of the UN and the Norwegian government.
 
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“If the Norwegian Government Pension Fund – Global sells off its shares in the tobacco industry, this will create a precedent and a model that it can be done and it should be done for ethical reasons,” Stella Bialous, independent expert and senior adviser to the World Health Organisation, stated.
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Israel’s annexation of the Golan Heights is not recognised by Norway. But our state-owned Wine and Spirits Monopoly (Vinmonopolet) nevertheless sells wine from the occupied area and marks it as Israel-produced.
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Norwegian authorities can not answer whether goods from settlers in Palestine or Western Sahara are given a customs reduction on arrival in Norway.
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The Ministry of Trade and Industry knew about the transaction but did not try to stop the import of phosphate from Western Sahara. Norway may have broken international law.
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In August Yara’s plant on Herøya imported phosphate from occupied West Sahara, contrary to the advice of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Yara may have paid 4,3 million euros to a Moroccan state company for phosphate stolen from its occupied neighbour.