Students Against EACOP Uganda

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Climate Activists and AFIEGO File Lawsuit Against Attorney General and Police Officers for Harassment

On July 16th, 2024, eight climate activists, alongside several members, lawyers, and partnering organizations, including the Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO), addressed a press conference to announce the filing of a lawsuit against the Attorney General and ten police officers from the Uganda Police. The lawsuit addresses the harassment of supporters involved in peaceful […]

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Students Against EACOP Uganda Stage Peaceful Protest at Chinese Embassy Against East African Crude Oil Pipeline

On June 26th, 2024, Students Against EACOP Uganda organized a non-violent demonstration at the Chinese Embassy in Kampala. The demonstration aimed to petition China not to lend over $3 billion to the shareholders of EACOP Ltd—Total Energies, the governments of Uganda and Tanzania, and the Chinese state-owned firm CNOOC Ltd. This funding is intended for […]

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Trainings On Using Civil Disobedience as Powerful Tool to Tackle the Surging Climate Catastrophies

Students Against Eacop Uganda Movemnt has been engaged in a series of training sessions since last month to equip climate activists with the technical know how on how civil resistance works and why it’s very important to use it as a tool to tackle the surging climate catastrophes. Hundreds of students from different universities continue […]

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Non Violent Civil Disobedience against East African Crude Oil Pipeline in 2024

Students are taking on the government of Uganda, Total Energies and Chinese CNOOC LTD against constructing what would be the world’s longest heated oil pipeline project stretching from the Albertein region in Uganda to Tanga in Tanzania. Throughout 2023, mass recruitment, mobilization and trainings have happened across different universities equipping a critical mass of students […]

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The EACOP and Our bio diversity destruction

The proposed East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is a project that has sparked heated debates and opposition in Uganda due to its potential impact on biodiversity. The EACOP will cut across several ecosystems, including forests, wetlands, rivers, and other vital habitats that support rich biodiversity. The pipeline poses a significant threat to wildlife, plants, […]