Cement giant Lafarge found guilty of financing terrorist groups

French cement company Lafarge has been found guilty of financing terrorist groups, according to court proceedings.

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The conviction follows investigations into the group's activities in conflict zones.

The ruling marks a significant step in combating terrorist financing by commercial entities.

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