The pipeline was due to open on October 1st, campaigners say the latest delay shows communities fighting EACOP can still...

Ugandan authorities should immediately drop criminal trespass charges against 11 environmental defenders known as the KCB11, who were arrested on April 23, 2025, after a Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB)…

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Judiciary to set up special green division as oil infrastructure hits key milestones

Residents living near the East African Crude Oil Pipeline route in Lwengo and Kyotera districts have accused the project developers of failing to deliver on promises made before the construction of…

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As we mark International Youth Day 2026, StopEACOP Campaign Coordinator Zaki reflects on the crises confronting young people today, from unemployment and precarious work to unaffordable housing,…

Research warns that Uganda’s expanding oil infrastructure is degrading wetlands within the wider Lake Victoria catchment, threatening water quality, biodiversity and livelihoods.

What happens when promises of development don't match people's lived experience? In this short clip from a StopEACOP discussion following TotalEnergies' latest quarterly profits, project-affected…

Behind the financial headlines on the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) are communities whose lives have been directly affected by the project. In this short clip from a recent StopEACOP X…

The warning was issued during the Ministerial Consultative Meeting on El Niño Preparedness and Continental Response, where leaders from the African Union Commission (AUC) said the phenomenon...

The conflict will eventually subside. But without action, the vulnerabilities it has exposed will not, write Michael Adu Okyere, Brian Mukhaya, and David W. Yellen.

Why do fossil fuel companies continue to report massive profits while households struggle with rising living costs? In this talk, Rukiya Khamis explains how global oil markets, tax policies and…

As TotalEnergies announced $6 billion in Q2 profits, StopEACOP Campaign Coordinator Zaki Mamdoo argued that the completion of major infrastructure projects does not end questions of corporate…

YouTube video by StopEACOP Campaign

Uncover the implications of EACOP on vulnerable communities and women, and the fight for climate justice led by Green Conservers.

The project, dubbed the world’s longest heated crude oil pipeline, faces a London trial.

The StopEACOP Coalition says it welcomes a landmark ruling from the Paris Judicial Court: TotalEnergies failed its climate vigilance duties under France’s Duty of Vigilance Law. This decision, says…

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By the Witness Radio team and Nancy, a Kenyan human rights Defender. Every day, Sharoon walked to the sea, not only to fetch water but also to fish. The Indian Ocean has always been the lifeline of he...

World Environment Day has come and gone, but the climate signals that inspired this year’s theme – “A Global Call for Climate Action” – have not.

Campaign laid blame for South Africa’s skyrocketing electricity tariffs at the feet of the fossil fuel industry

ABA CHR produced this report to understand to what extent the Ugandan criminal justice system may be being weaponized against those who have opposed EACOP-activities.