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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2023 · 32 MIN

The human rights impact of the East African Crude oil pipeline. Featuring Liz Nyanzi, Solomon Nabuyanda, Kaye Yuda Tadeo and Lubega Nsamba

from Amnesty in Africa · host Amnesty International

This episode features voices of young university students and Human rights defenders; Elizabeth Nyanzi, Solomon Nabuyanda, Kaye Yuda Tadeo and Lubega Nsamba despite arrests and intimidation, they are determined to go all the way. They were arrested and beaten up when they took to the streets of Kampala to protest against the East African Crude Oil Pipe Line.  In  October 2022,  headlines in the Ugandan media were all about East African Crude Oil Pipe Line. The European parliament threatened to withdraw funding citing the human rights impact of the pipeline. Young people voices are much needed  especially because their futures will be greatly impacted by the climate crisis.

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