Climate Rights International reports human rights abuses, sexual violence, and environmental degradation in Uganda's $10B Kingfisher oil project, co-owned by TotalEnergies and CNOOC.

A report by Climate Rights International highlights severe human rights abuses linked to Uganda's $10 billion Kingfisher oil project, co-owned by TotalEnergies and CNOOC. Allegations include sexual violence, forced evictions, and environmental degradation. The report cites interviews with local residents who describe intimidation and coercion by military and company personnel. TotalEnergies claims that displaced residents have been compensated and environmental protections implemented. Uganda's first oil production is anticipated in 2025.

September 02, 2024
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