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攻擊人權捍衛者

Isoko leaders from Oleh community

事故日期
2018年4月22日
日期準確度
全部正確
女性
受影響社區的領導者或成員
毆打和暴力
目標: Group, Organisation or Institution
事發地點: 奈及利亞

Sources

Members of the host communities to Oil Mining Lease (OML) 30 in the Nigerian Delta state took over two flow stations in protest of alleged lack of faith by the operators of the lease. Isoko women from Oleh community in Isoko South council area occupied the Olomoro Flowstation. The protesting women had a rough encounter with the security men at the facility. Mrs. Evwoma Ochweru, from Oleh host community, said their women neither their youths feel the impact of Heritage Oil Services Company, no empowerment, scholarship for their children or any plan to enhance the development of their host communities. “When we got here around 4am we sat down and that was when soldiers came over to attack us. They injured three women, we have rushed them to the hospital. They took our women leader away in their vehicle and before they took her away, they beat her thoroughly. They broke our chairs and the boy who brought canopy here was also beaten very well”, Mrs. Ochweru said.