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Oil and war crimes: Swedish justice in the front line

On November 11, the president and former director of the Lundin Energy company were indicted for complicity in war crimes. The charges relate to attacks carried out against civilians between 1999 and 2003 in an area of the future South Sudan where the Swedish company was operating an oil field.
By Lena Bjurström, for JusticeInfo.net
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