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人権擁護者に対する攻撃

Fred Mwesigwa

発生日
2019年12月23日
日付の精度
すべて正解
Fred Mwesigwa
男性
影響を受けるコミュニティのリーダーまたはメンバー
脅迫・威嚇
ターゲット: 個人
事件の発生場所: ウガンダ
TotalEnergies Uganda (part of TotalEnergies) フランス 石油・ガス・石炭
TotalEnergies (formerly Total) フランス 石油・ガス・石炭, エネルギー, 水素
CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation) 中国 石油・ガス・石炭
その他の当事者

ソース

In June 2019, six organisations issued a formal notice to French transnational corporation Total, informing it that its mega oil project in Uganda and Tanzania failed to comply with the company's legal obligations to prevent human rights violations and environmental harm. They filed a legal action on 23 October 2019. The organisations report that since the lawsuit was filed, there have been increasing attacks in the oil region of Uganda, where Total is one of two operating partners of the Lake Albert Oil Project, together with China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC).

Community leader Jelousy Mugisha and Fred Mwesigwa, two Ugandan defenders who testified in France on 12 December 2019 in the trial against Total for its activities in Uganda have been subject to intimidation and threatening acts upon their return to Uganda and to their village. Unknown men attempted to break into Fred Mwesigwa’s house late on the night of 23 December 2019 and again the following night.