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Morocco at Global Courts
Lawyer Fatima Zahra Ben Brahim said Algeria could turn to the United Nations and international bodies over the pollution of the waters of Oued Mouilah, the main tributary of the Hammam Boughrara Dam in Tlemcen. She noted that tests had revealed chemical and microbiological contamination. She explained that the case rests on three elements: laboratory evidence of the pollution, identifying the party Algerian authorities accuse of causing it, and international law that criminalizes such acts. Lawyer Slimane Laalali said Algeria could submit a case to the International Court of Justice and file a complaint with the United Nations, supported by evidence to seek Morocco’s condemnation and call on the parties concerned to stop the pollution.
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