2012
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2046167
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Oil-Exploitation as a Factor of Violence in the Context of 2012 South Sudan–Sudan Border Conflict

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“…For oil extraction, for example, emblematic cases include the Niger Delta in Nigeria 30 and South Sudan. 31 In the Kivu provinces, unprecedented levels of sexual violence are concentrated in areas that overlap with mining activities. 32 Plausibly, this is a geographical illustration of the demonstrated link between mineral exploitation, a self-financing war economy, and human rights abuses in the region.…”
Section: Neutrality and Perceptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For oil extraction, for example, emblematic cases include the Niger Delta in Nigeria 30 and South Sudan. 31 In the Kivu provinces, unprecedented levels of sexual violence are concentrated in areas that overlap with mining activities. 32 Plausibly, this is a geographical illustration of the demonstrated link between mineral exploitation, a self-financing war economy, and human rights abuses in the region.…”
Section: Neutrality and Perceptionmentioning
confidence: 99%