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Article

9 Nov 2004

Auteur:
Amnesty International

Nigeria: Are human rights in the pipeline?

The report examines how the human rights of individuals and communities have been abused as a result of practices of some transnational corporations (TNCs) and violated by the inactions and actions of the Nigerian Federal Government in the Niger Delta. It also includes three cases highlighting issues such as non-inclusive consultation processes and the failure to clean up oil spills, involving the Shell Petroleum Development Corporation (SPDC) and the Nigerian Agip Oil Corporation (NAOC) [joint venture Nigerian National Petroleum Company, ENI, ConocoPhillips].