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video of shell saro-wiwa action

rikki | 11.11.2005 15:56 | Rossport Solidarity | Ecology | Social Struggles | London

in november 1995, nigerian writer and activist, ken saro-wiwa, and 8 of his colleagues were executed by the military regime for campaigning against the devastation of the niger delta by oil multi-national shell. yesterday, demonstrators dropped nine nooses infront of the shell uk headquarters on the south bank to highlight the anniversary and highlight the current struggle on the north west of ireland, where shell is set to transform a remote conservation area into an environmental disaster zone with public health and safety implications.

for further info:
on shell generally www.shellfacts.com www.corporatewatch.org
on the struggle in ireland www.shelltosea.com
on shell art sponsorship www.artnotoil.org.uk
on protest restrictions www.freedomtoprotest.org.uk

to contact the uk solidarity campaign  stops_hell@yahoo.com

there is a rossport irish solidarity event at rampart this saturday the 12th
activists from county mayo will talk about their struggle against shell
the evening kicks off with films, discussion and talk at 7pm followed by a benefit gig til late with veggie cafe, bar and music.

check www.rampart.co.nr for details

bring a friend

rikki

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  1. ShellRubens' Massacre of the Innocets — Rubens
  2. nice one, rikki — pissed off penguin
  3. Exclusion Zone? — Doug.
  4. Short and long report from the day — Mickster
  5. Terrific — Redwing
  6. Shell non-executive director on board of National Gallery — Snowy Jon

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