Law Practice
Nov. 5, 2008
Fax in Chevron Case Shows Protesters Were Unarmed
Twelve hours before Chevron called upon the Nigerian military to subdue 150 protesters occupying an oil platform, company officials told U.S. embassy representatives that the protesters were unarmed and that the situation was calm and would be resolved soon.




Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Twelve hours before Chevron called upon the Nigerian military to subdue 150 protesters occupying an oil platform, company officials told U.S. embassy representatives that the protesters were unarmed and that the situation was calm and would be resolved soon. That information was faxed by Chevron to the embassy on the evening of May 27, 1998. The fax came into evidence Monday during the te...
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