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Rights group slams Shell for ignoring Niger Delta oil spills

Twenty years ago after Nigerian civil rights activist and environmentalist Ken Saro-Wiwa was executed for his environmental activities, Shell Oil is still causing destruction to his native Ogoni land.

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Date 04.04.2016
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