DR Congo: Drillers in the Mist
- Author:
- Global Witness
- Publisher:
- Global Witness
- Publication Date:
- 4 September 2014
- Tags:
- Congo-Kinshasa, Company News, Environment, Petroleum, Sustainable Development, Wildlife
London-listed company Soco and its contractors have made illicit payments, appear to have paid off armed rebels and benefited from fear and violence fostered by government security forces in eastern Congo, as they sought access to Africa's oldest national park for oil exploration.
New Push to Stop Oil Company In DR Congo
- David Attenborough Joins Campaign to Protect Africa's Oldest National Park From Oil Interests
- Secret Payments and Violence Help UK Firm Open African National Park to Oil
- Investigate Attacks On Oil Project Critics - Virunga Park Staff, Activists Need Protection
- Oil Company Soco Won't Drill in Virunga National Park
- British Oil Company's Back-Tracking On World Heritage Site Looks Like a Ruse
- Dispatches - Congo's Virunga Park Rangers, Activists Still Need Justice
- UN Applauds Decision By Oil Firm to Halt Exploration in DR Congo National Park
- Film Exposes Shady Oil Deals
- Mountain Gorilla Park Chief Attacked
- Rwanda, DR Congo and Uganda Ink New 5-Year Strategic Plan for Virunga Transboundary
- Critics of Oil Plans Threatened - Human Rights Watch
- Last Chance to Fix Congo's Flawed Oil Bill
- Congo's Flawed Oil Law Should Be Put On Hold to Allow Time for Debate
DR Congo War Hits Regional Gorilla Tourism
- Congo Conflict Hits Mountain Gorilla Tourism
- Domestic Tourism - Why It's Slow
- The Gorilla, Ecosystem and Nature Lessons On Interdependence
- Rwigamba Is New Head of Regional Tourism Body
- How Much Do You Know About the Gorilla, the Rose and Its Roots?
- Why Hollywood Stars Trek to Rwanda?
- Tourism Also Needs Home-Grown Solutions
- UWA Staff Suspended Over Gorilla Permits
- Regional Cooperation Will Increase Tourism Revenue
- Regional Treaty On Wildlife Conservation in Pipeline
