Report of Investigation No.45: Killings and wounding of civilians along the Leer-Adok Oil Road

Published:: 2004-06-30
Author:: Civilian Protection Monitoring Team
Source:: Civilian Protection Monitoring Tearm
City/Country:: Khartoum

The CPMT investigation concluded that on April 6, 2004, elements of the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) attacked a Sudan Pile Company vehicle traveling the Leer-Adok Oil Road. Interviews and photos to substantiate allegation are provided.

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Document type Reports international organizations

Publication year 2004

Subjects Companies:

Lundin Petroleum AB (formerly IPC, Lundin Oil AB)

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