Seminar: Lundin Oil and the Path to Justice: Part III.

After nearly three years, the landmark Lundin Oil trial is nearing its end, a moment with significant consequences for communities in South Sudan and for international criminal law and corporate accountability. Through two panels, this seminar brings together expert perspectives to unpack what the case has revealed so far, how affected communities navigate justice processes, […]

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E24: The final days: The Prosecutor’s Closing Arguments

E24: The final days: The Prosecutor’s Closing Arguments After almost three years, the trial is now entering its final phase. In early April, the prosecution delivered its closing arguments and presented its sentencing requests: ten years in prison for Ian Lundin and six years for Alexander Schneiter. How convincing was the prosecution’s case, and what

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E21: The Lundin–Aker BP Merger and the OECD Case in Norway

E21: The Lundin–Aker BP Merger and the OECD Case in Norway In this episode, we explore a process in Norway that could help victims secure compensation. Just before the trial started in Sweden, Lundin merged with Norway’s largest oil and gas producer, Aker BP, effectively moving substantial financial resources out of Sweden. What remained is

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