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Should banks be able to refuse customers based on their politics? - Vimarsana News

Should banks be able to refuse customers based on their politics?

Two experts with opposing views put their arguments forward

Standard Chartered Refuses Financing Controversial $5 Billion Ugandan Oil Pipeline - Vimarsana News

Standard Chartered Refuses Financing Controversial $5 Billion Ugandan Oil Pipeline

The decision, which follows mounting pressure from the StopEACOP campaign, is particularly significant as the bank

As banks fund oil pipeline, campaigners question their environmental pledges - Vimarsana News

As banks fund oil pipeline, campaigners question their environmental pledges

Activists have accused an association of banks claiming to adhere to principles safeguarding people and the environment of “greenwashing.” Two signatories of the Equator Principles are currently advising East African governments and their oil major partners on securing finance for the EACOP pipeline. Banks signing up to the Equator Principles commit to respecting a set […]

French oil giant EACOP project will harm East Africa with toxic fumes, warn groups – europeantimes.news - Vimarsana News

French oil giant EACOP project will harm East Africa with toxic fumes, warn groups – europeantimes.news

Civil society groups have accused Uganda and Tanzania of rushing to sign East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) deals with TotalEnergies and China’s CNOOC

Climate activists across the Global South and North unite to stop the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline - Vimarsana News

Climate activists across the Global South and North unite to stop the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline

A main focus of the protests was Total’s proposed East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline, which would transport 200,000 barrels of oil per day