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Derniers articles : 
Civil society groups condemn renewed threat to demolish Port Harcourt waterfront Communities
- Social Action
- 27 January 2010
L’industrie pétrolière a apporté la pauvreté et la pollution au delta du Niger
- Amnesty International
- 30 juin 2009
Oil industry has brought poverty and pollution to Niger Delta
- Amnesty International
- 30 June 2009
NLC Supports Amnesty
- Nigeria Labour Congress - NLC
- 28 June 2009
Why We Are Resuming Rallies and Mass Protest
- Nigeria Labour Congress - NLC
- 14 June 2009
Abusers Reign at Midterm
- Human Rights Watch
- 7 June 2009
CDWR Calls for Significant Reduction in Prices of Petroleum Products
- Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights in Nigeria (CDWRN)
- 29 January 2009
La proposition d’interdiction des unions homosexuelles est une attaque contre les droits humains
- Amnesty International
- 28 janvier 2009
Nigeria’s proposed ban on same-sex partnerships an assault on human rights
- Amnesty International
- 28 January 2009
Arbitrary Killings by Security Forces in Jos
- Human Rights Watch
- 19 December 2008
Environmentalists Denounce Arrests in Gas Flaring-Affected Community
- Environmental Rights Action (ERA/FoEI)
- 3 September 2008
Un système pénitentiaire défaillant au Nigéria
- Amnesty International
- 26 février 2008
Voir également :
Travail - Emploi - Syndicalisme :
Afrique : insécurité, troubles politiques et conflits armés à l’origine de violations des droits syndicaux
Travail - Emploi - Syndicalisme :
Africa: Insecurity, political unrest and armed conflict at the root of trade union rights violations
VIH - SIDA :
Visite de M. François Fillon au Cameroun et au Nigeria
Habitat :
Forced evictions reach crisis levels
Habitat :
Les expulsions forcées atteignent un niveau critique
Environnement - lutte contre le changement climatique :
Resolution of FoEI Conference on Climate Change
Habitat :
A Joint Appeal to African Ministers on urban housing
Lutte contre l’impunité :
Will This End Impunity In West Africa?
Multinationales - Pillage des ressources :
Sao Tomé et Nigeria : Une enquête révèle un manque de transparence et des fautes graves dans la concession des blocs pétroliers
Multinationales - Pillage des ressources :
São Tomé and Nigeria: Inquiry finds lack of transparency and serious flaws in oil licensing round
Habitat :
Les expulsions forcées : un scandale en termes de droits humains
Habitat :
Forced evictions are a human rights scandal
Afrique de l’Ouest :
New african gas pipeline worries civil society
Droits Humains - Démocratie :
Halte à la destabilisation des Institutions de l’Union Africaine et de la CEDEAO par le Président Olusegun Obansanjo
Travail - Emploi - Syndicalisme :
Déclaration commune du Congrès du travail du Nigeria (NLC), de la Confédération des syndicats sud-africains (COSATU) et du Congrès des syndicats du Ghana (TUC)Site(s) web :
Environmental Rights Action - Friends of the Earth Nigeria (ERA) :
Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) :
African Network for Environment and Economic Justice :
Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights in Nigeria (CDWRN) :
Remember Saro-Wiwa :
BAOBAB For Women’s Human Rights :
Nigeria Social Forum :
Niger Delta Citizens and Budget Platform :
Social Action :Dernier(s) document(s) :
Beyond Amnesty : Citizens Report on State and Local Government Budgets in the Niger Delta, 2009 - Published for Niger Delta Citizens and Budget Platform by Social Action - 13 janvier 2010 (PDF - 3.1 Mo)
Leaving The Debt : Nigeria’s External Borrowing And The Call For Moratorium - Social Action Briefing - 20 octobre 2009 (PDF - 354.3 ko)
Flames of Hell : Gas flaring in the Niger Delta - By Social Action - 21 août 2009 (PDF - 4.6 Mo)
Nigeria : Petroleum, Pollution and Poverty in the Niger Delta - By Amnesty International - 30 juin 2009 (PDF - 791.2 ko)
The Human Rights Impact of Local Government Corruption and Mismanagement in Rivers State, Nigeria - A report by Human Rights Watch - 31 janvier 2007 (PDF - 1 Mo)
Fuelling the Niger Delta Crisis - Africa Report by International Crisis Group - 28 septembre 2006 (PDF - 1.3 Mo)
The Shell Report : Continuing Abuses-10 Years After Ken Saro-Wiwa - by Environmental Rights Action (ERA)/Friends of the Earth Nigeria (FoEN) - 8 novembre 2005 (PDF - 2.4 Mo)
Violence in Nigeria’s Oil Rich Rivers State in 2004 - A Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper - février 2005 (PDF - 258.3 ko) |
On-Going Protests By The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Civil Society Organisations 18 mai 2009 Trade Union Congress of Nigeria - TUC - On behalf of the National Executive Council (NEC) of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), we salute Nigerian workers and indeed all Nigerians for the support to the legitimate protests/mass rallies organized by Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and other civil society organizations. The rallies so far held in Lagos on Wednesday May 13, 2009 and Asaba on Friday May 15 2009 are meant to deepen democracy and enhance good governance. Specifically, the protest was to pressurize the Federal government to :
We are indeed appreciative of the massive turnout for the rallies particularly in Lagos. We commend Governor Fashola of Lagos State for his commitment to good governance demonstrated by the peaceful atmosphere provided for this legitimate protest. We are grateful to the Governor for his goodwill message and count on his intervention for peaceful resolution of the issues at stake. Meanwhile, arising from the Central Working Committee (CWC) meeting of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) held on Sunday May 17, 2009, the remaining rallies have been rescheduled to hold in June. The comprehensive timetable would be released soonest by the National Secretariat of Congress. The hope is that government would take advantage of this period to take necessary measures that would facilitate peaceful resolution of the demands of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) for the benefit of all Nigerians. Again we thank Nigerians for their support and solidarity and urge for continuous support and cooperation to the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and civil societies in the patriotic struggle to promote democracy and good governance in Nigeria. The struggle continues ! Abdulwahed Omar, President NLC |
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Discontinue its proposed deregulation of the downstream sector of the oil industry ;