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Uganda: Gov’t continues to crackdown on anti-EACOP protesters; incl. co. responses and non-responses
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Uganda: Human Rights Watch condemns prolonged detention of anti-Eacop activists
On November 6, a court in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, gave the go-ahead for the trial of twelve activists, eight of whom are students.
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Uganda: Nine activists arrested for protesting EACOP funding
At least nine youth activists have been arrested by police in Kampala after storming Stanbic Bank's headquarters to protest the bank's funding of the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.
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Uganda: 11 anti-EACOP protesters charged with common nuisance after protest at EU Mission
Police in Kampala have arrested 11 students from various universities for participating in a protest against the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.
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Uganda: Anti-EACOP activists decry delayed prosecution, which they claim is taking a financial and psychological toll on them
20 environmental activists who were arrested in August 2024 for protesting against the EACOP are decrying delayed prosecution
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Uganda: 15 activists arrested over anti-EACOP protest
Police in Kampala have arrested 15 activists who were protesting outside Parliament on Monday against Uganda’s ongoing oil developments.
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Uganda: The authorities continue to crack down on human rights defenders opposing oil development projects
FIDH has received multiple reports of judicial and moral harassment, threats and intimidation targeting defenders raising concerns about oil mega-projects in Uganda.
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18 arrested in oil pipeline protests
Police in Kampala arrested 18 individuals who were marching to the Energy Ministry to deliver a petition expressing their concerns over the planned construction of the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline.
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Global Witness condemns escalating arrests of climate campaigners in Uganda
A total of 96 cases of people being detained or arrested for opposing the controversial East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) have been reported in the past nine months, with the number of arrests skyrocketing in recent months.
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EACOP Protest: Police arrest 47 University students
Police have arrested 47 students from different Universities in a foiled Anti-EACOP protest
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TotalEnergies' response to allegations of violation of freedom of expression and arrests of citizens protesting against the operations of the EACOP
The Companies, TotalEnergies EP Uganda and EACOP are both committed to the respect of human rights, including the right to freedom of expression and assembly as stated in their Human Rights Policy.
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