Formal complaint filed against Aker BP for human rights blindness
May 31st, 2022 | by Egbert Wesselink
A group of South Sudanese and European organizations have formally complained with the Norwegian National Contact Point (NCP) that Aker
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Egbert Wesselink, author of @UnpaidDebt talked to @saliltripathi on the latest in the Lundin Energy case.
"Sweden can prosecute crimes committed outside its state borders", says Prosecutor General, Petra Lundh, in her reply to Schneiter's request to have the Supreme Court throw out the case against him. @KarolinaSBonde https://unpaiddebt.org/sweden-has-jurisdiction-over-war-crimes-suspect-alex-schneiter-states-the-prosecutor-general/
Tusentals människor som drabbats av Lundin Energys verksamhet i Sudan kan bli utan gottgörelse när bolaget säljer sina olje- och gastillgångar till norska Aker BP. Nu NKP-anmäler Swedwatch mfl Akers köp av Lundin Energys tillgångar https://swedwatch.mynewsdesk.com/pressreleases/swedwatch-nkp-anmaeler-akers-koep-av-lundin-energys-tillgaangar-3185686
Swedwatch is filing a complaint against Aker BP and owner Aker ASA for failing to comply with the OECD guidelines for Multinational Enterprises in the acquisition of Lundin Energy's oil and gas assets - a deal that could have serious human rights consequences. https://twitter.com/amihedenborg/status/1531593574860607488
We have filed a complaint against the companies buying Lundin Energy’s oil and gas assets together with a number of South Sudanese and international NGO:s. The victims of the crimes in Lundin’s concession area have a right to remedy.
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