French cement firm Lafarge guilty of financing terrorism in Syria
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French cement firm Lafarge has been found guilty of financing terrorism in Syria. The company allegedly paid off armed groups to keep its Syrian plant running during the civil war.
Lafarge, a French cement firm, has been found guilty of financing terrorism in Syria. The company paid off armed groups to keep its Syrian plant running during the civil war. The payments were made between 2012 and 2014. Lafarge has been accused of putting its employees' lives at risk. The company's actions have been widely condemned. Lafarge's Syrian plant was a key part of its operations in the region.
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