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“I will not stop fighting for justice until my husband’s name is cleared”

By Amnesty International

“My husband, Dr Barinem Kiobel, was executed in November 1995. He was an innocent man, but he died as a criminal. He died because he dared stand up to Shell and the Nigerian Government, using his voice for those who couldn’t. Our life in Ogoniland, Nigeria, used to be great. People lived happily; fishing and […] The post “I will not stop fighting for justice until my husband’s name is cleared” appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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