February 2003
GoS killings of civilians Ali Dabloul and Ruot Gil in a village near Kilo 40
Perpetrator: GoS
Reference: Civilian Protection Monitoring Team, Khartoum, Sudan 19 August 2003, Final Report: REPORT OF INVESTIGATION: VIOLENCE AGAINST CIVILIANS ALONG THE BENTIU-LEER-ADOK ROAD, p 9, https://www.ecosonline.org/official-documents/2003/Reportofinvestigationviolenceagainstciviliansalongthebentiuleeradokroad.pdf
Year: 2003
Eye Radio published an article and radio news story on the war crimes investigation in Sweden against Lundin Energy. The journalist also asked about the companies that are active in South Sudan today, who's head offices are in Asia. https://eyeradio.org/petronas-asked-to-clear-its-record-over-past-atrocities-in-unity-state/?fbclid=IwAR2IuCbU8s_ElDvMYYAC58QA9BDWs5UlT4WS9a7eKh8pAagWLeC86kE3EEs
My latest article for @unpaiddebt discussing whether the two defendants in the Lundin case intended to commit war crimes is now published on @BHRRC
https://www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-news/lundins-crimes-were-they-intentional/
The victims of the war crimes in the oil war in Sudan welcomes the support of @amnesty corporate hub. The companies involved: @lundinenergy OMV and Petronas, must provide effective remedy and reparation.
@UnpaidDebt @Swedwatch @petter_global https://twitter.com/sandberg_ulrika/status/1463489491046387713
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