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人権擁護者に対する攻撃

2021年10月22日

Catherine Twongyeirwe - Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO)

発生日
2021年10月22日
日付の精度
すべて正解
Catherine Twongyeirwe
女性
Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO)
環境保護団体
恣意的な拘留
ターゲット: 個人
事件の発生場所: ウガンダ
TotalEnergies (formerly Total) フランス 石油・ガス・石炭, エネルギー
Tullow Oil イギリス 石油・ガス・石炭
CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation) 中国 石油・ガス・石炭
Hoima Sugar Factory (part of Rai Holdings Private Limited) ウガンダ 砂糖, 農業/食品/飲料/タバコ/水産: 一般
Rai Holdings Private Limited (Rai Group) モーリシャス 砂糖, 農業/食品/飲料/タバコ/水産: 一般
East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Ltd. イギリス 石油・ガス・石炭
その他の当事者

ソース

On 22 October 2021, six Ugandan rights campaigners from Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO), namely CEO Dickens Kamugisha, assistant communications officer Rachael Amongin, accountant Catherine Twongyeirwe, Mercy Nuwamanya, Paul Kato and Patrick Edema, were arrested reportedly without formal charge. Rights group allege that the arrests are aimed to silence their criticism of energy projects including the Tilenga oil project, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), operated by Total, Tullow, and CNOOC, and a proposed refinery. Recently, AFIEGO had also filed a case against the approval of the environmental and social impact assessment report of Hoima Sugar Limited.