Bad Information: Oil Spill Investigations in the Niger Delta
- Publisher:
- Amnesty International
- Publication Date:
- 7 November 2013
- Tags:
- Nigeria, Niger, Human Rights, Environment, Economy, Business and Finance
There are systemic flaws in the system for investigating oil spills in the Niger Delta: the outcome of these investigations lacks credibility. The human rights consequences are serious. The lack of transparency around this investigation process is a further factor that contributes to heightened tensions in the Niger Delta. With regard to Shell, reviewing all available data this report has built up a picture of a company whose claims about its environmental impact in the Niger Delta are frequently untrue. This report also raises serious concerns about the scale of oil spills from Agip's facilities.
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