Stories

It’s good that companies active in war zones are prosecuted ⁦@GPledare⁩ “The long trial that now awaits can hopefully give us a clear message about what responsibility we can demand from companies that cooperate with bloody regimes in conflict areas” https://www.gp.se/ledare/bra-att-f%C3%B6retags-ansvar-f%C3%B6r-verksamhet-i-krigszoner-pr%C3%B6vas-1.63100183

Lundin Energy announced they will sell their assets to Aker BP. With the deal the Lundin family and shareholders can escape their responsibility to the survivors of the war crimes committed. The survivors right to remedy and reparation must be met. https://unpaiddebt.org/lundin-energy-sells-out-to-akerbp/

The District Court rejected a claim by Alex Schneiter's defence team to dismiss the indictment. The swift dismissal is an indication that the court is losing their patience with the numerous meritless claims made by the defendants in the Lundin case. https://unpaiddebt.org/the-court-denies-another-claim-to-dismiss-the-case/

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