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All 21 students of this AMICUS fifth-grade class have been published Uezu’s fifth-grade class posing for a photo at Okinawa AMICUS International School in Enobi, Uruma City, on December 23, 2020. Everyone in the class has had their work printed in this newspaper. January 16, 2021 Ryukyu Shimpo   Uruma City—Throughout the 2020 school year, Okinawa AMICUS International Elementary School teacher Kaoru Joanna Uezu worked with her fifth-grade class to send submissions to the “Voice” and “Ryu PON!” sections of the Ryukyu Shimpo. The children’s submissions were accepted one by one, an...

•Spillage caused by sabotage, oil firm insists Festus Akanbi Judgement came in favour of four Nigerian farmers yesterday when an appeal court in the Netherlands ruled that the Nigerian subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell was responsible for oil pipeline leaks in three communities in the Niger Delta and ordered it to pay unspecified damages to the farmers. The court said the amount of damages would be determined later and did not specify how many of the four farmers would receive compensation. After 13 years of legal wrangling, the appeal court in The Hague ruled: “Shell Nigeria is sente...

Channels Television   Updated January 29, 2021 After 13 years of legal wrangling, an appeals court will rule on demands by Nigerian farmers for Anglo-Dutch giant Shell to clean up devastating oil spills in the Niger Delta and pay compensation (ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP)   A Dutch court on Friday ordered Shell to pay compensation in a long-running case brought by four Nigerian farmers who accuse the oil giant of causing widespread pollution. After 13 years of legal wrangling, an appeals court in The Hague ruled that Shell’s Nigerian branch must pay out for oil spills on land in two villages. It al...

Dutch court orders Shell to pay Nigerian farmers for spills 1 published : 29 Jan 2021 at 18:45 The farmers first sued Shell in 2008 over pollution in their villages in southeastern Nigeria THE HAGUE: A Dutch court on Friday ordered Shell to pay compensation in a long-running case brought by four Nigerian farmers who accuse the oil giant of causing widespread pollution. After 13 years of legal wrangling, an appeals court in The Hague ruled that Shell's Nigerian branch must pay out for oil spills on land in two villages. It also held the Ang...

By MATTHEW M. BURKE AND AYA ICHIHASHI | STARS AND STRIPES Published: January 26, 2021 CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa — A civilian contractor working for the Marine Corps on Okinawa was arrested over the weekend for allegedly exposing himself to someone on school property on Jan. 18. Christopher Davis, 29, parked outside the vocational school building in Chubu around 10:35 a.m. Jan. 18, an Uruma police spokesman told Stars and Stripes by phone on Monday. He began speaking with a passerby from his vehicle, then exposed his genitals, the spokesman said. Police provided no further information about th...