Swedish oil company suspected of violating international law
Lundin Petroleum has allegedly paid warlords to drive out the local population in an oil-rich region during the civil war in Sudan. The company denies the charges, but executive management is officially under suspicion.
BY JENS NIELSEN
The Chairman and the CEO of Lundin Petroleum are, according to Swedish media, under the suspicion of severe violations to international law.
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