July 2002
Occupation of Oil Facilities by Women
Over a thousand Nigerian women protested by blocking Chevron Texaco's offices, demanding local job opportunities. This marks their fourth protest this month, highlighting ongoing issues…
Meeting of the President of Angola with the Director General of the U.S. State Department - 2002-07-24
Walter Kansteiner, a senior U.S. official, is in Angola to discuss humanitarian aid and peace negotiations with President José Eduardo dos Santos following a ceasefire…
American Oil Company Surrenders to Unarmed Women in Nigeria - 2002-07-19
ChevronTexaco negotiated with unarmed women in Nigeria to end a 10-day work stoppage at its export terminal, agreeing to provide jobs and support local infrastructure.…
Continuation of Women's Protests in Nigeria - 2002-07-17
Women in Nigeria are continuing their protests against Chevron-Texaco, having occupied an oil terminal. They refuse to sign an agreement due to lack of details…
Agreement to End Women's Protests in Nigeria - 2002-07-16
Chevron Texaco has reached a preliminary agreement to end protests by women in Nigeria who took oil workers hostage. The protests began due to demands…
Appeal of Woman Sentenced to Stoning for Adultery in Nigeria
Amina Lawal is appealing her death sentence for adultery in Nigeria, where she was sentenced to stoning by a Sharia court. This case highlights the…