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09/05/2023

E2: And so the Trial Begins

And so the Trial Begins In the morning of 5th September 2023 there is a queue outside Stockholm District Court. Journalists from Sweden and abroad gathered to follow the longest trial in Swedish history. Two former executives of a Swedish Oil company, Ian Lundin and Alex Scheinter, stand trial for war crimes committed in South Sudan over 20 years ago. Listen to a summary from the courtroom and hear Mark Klamberg, Professor in Public International Law at Stockholm University explain the legal details of the case. Participants: Mark Klamberg, Professor in Public International Law at Stockholm University Host: Halima Athumani Background: This is the Lundin War Crimes Trial, that is brought to you by Pax and Global Idé. The music in this podcast is made by the artist JJ Kang and edited by Roos Boer, producer and editor Kajsa Sörman. Visit unpaiddebt.org for more background and updates from the trial. There you may also listen to more interviews with victims and experts, read expert analysis, an interactive map of attacks in Lundin’s concession area and access background information about the case.

09/05/2023

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27 min
08/30/2023

E1: How it All Started

How it All Started In the first episode of the Lundin War Crimes Trial, we meet two experts who take us back to when it all began. What was the connection between oil and the war in Sudan? How did Lundin’s search for oil affect the people who lived in the area and how did the world react to the crimes that were committed? Participants: • Dr Leben Moro, Director of Planning, Innovation and Quality Assurance at the University of Juba. • Marina Peter, the founder of the European Coalition on Oil in Sudan, the network that stood behind the Unpaid Debt report. Host: • Halima Athumani Background: This is the Lundin War Crimes Trial, that is brought to you by Pax and Global Idé. The music in this podcast is made by the artist JJ Kang and edited by Roos Boer, producer and editor Kajsa Sörman. Visit unpaiddebt.org for more background and updates from the trial. There you may also listen to more interviews with victims and experts, read expert analysis, an interactive map of attacks in Lundin’s concession area and access background information about the case.

08/30/2023

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30 min
10/20/2023

E4: How to Build a Case

How to Build a Case The trial moves on, and piece by piece, the prosecutors are building their case. Internal reports, security logs, meetings between the company and representatives from the Sudanese government, as well as reports from human rights organizations, are being used as pieces in the prosecutor's big puzzle. To help us navigate through all the different reports, we invited Mikael Ekman, Senior Legal Adviser at the organization Civil Rights Defenders, who has been following the trial on a day-to-day basis. Listen to his description of the courtroom and what he thinks are the most striking pieces of evidence so far. Civil Rights Defenders' reports from the trial can be found here. Participants: Mikael Ekman, Civil Rights Defenders Host: Halima Athumani Background: This is the Lundin War Crimes Trial, that is brought to you by Pax and Global Idé. The music in this podcast is made by the artist JJ Kang and edited by Roos Boer, producer and editor Kajsa Sörman. Visit unpaiddebt.org for more background and updates from the trial. There you may also listen to more interviews with victims and experts, read expert analysis, an interactive map of attacks in Lundin’s concession area and access background information about the case.

10/20/2023

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21 min
09/04/2023

#13: War in Sudan

In Season 3 of the Civilian Protection Podcast, we’re exploring civilian protection issues in the news – as well as what the headlines might be missing. This episode brings us to the conflict in Sudan, which, since April 2023, has continued to exact a horrifying toll on civilians. Kholood Khair, Founder and Director of the Sudanese think-and-do tank Confluence Advisory, discusses what is happening in Sudan and why, the resulting attacks on civilians and civic space, and what communities are doing about it. Guest: Kholood Khair, Founder and Director, Confluence Advisory This podcast is brought to you by CIVIC and PAX. You can find a full transcript of this episode here. To learn more about the conflict in Sudan and its impact on civilians, see: Bonus Clips: Hear from an Emergency Committee CoordinatorAl Jazeera: Sudan ‘Resistance’ Activists Mobilise as Crisis EscalatesAmnesty International: “Death Came to Our Home": War Crimes and Civilian Suffering in SudanHuman Rights Watch: New Attacks in Darfur Joint US-UK Civil Society Letter on Sudan

09/04/2023

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36 min
09/12/2023

E3: The Hope For Justice

The Hope For Justice Sarah Simon was 10 years old when the war came to Unity-state and changed her life forever. Now she lives in Kenya but she is dreaming of one day moving back to her hometown Leer. In this episode she tells us her family's history, how the tragic events in the area scattered the Nuer-community and why she thinks this trial is important for getting justice. You will also get the headlines from the first week of court proceedings. Participant: Sarah Simon, survivor from Unity state, based in Kenya Host: Halima Athumani Background: This is the Lundin War Crimes Trial, that is brought to you by Pax and Global Idé. The music in this podcast is made by the artist JJ Kang and edited by Roos Boer, producer and editor Kajsa Sörman. Visit unpaiddebt.org for more background and updates from the trial. There you may also listen to more interviews with victims and experts, read expert analysis, an interactive map of attacks in Lundin’s concession area and access background information about the case.

09/12/2023

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19 min
11/29/2024

E14: The Nuer Way of Life

The Nuer Way of Life Join renowned anthropologist Sharon E. Hutchinson and Chuol Ruei Deng as they delve into the rich cultural heritage of the Nuer people. In this episode, they explore the Nuer’s traditions, culture, and social structures. How well has the Nuer community been understood in the court case, and how have the oil endeavors in Unity State challenged and changed their unique way of life? Tune in for a compelling conversation that bridges anthropology and lived experience! Participants: – Sharon E. Hutchinson, anthropologist and scholar, author of the book "Nuer Dilemmas: Coping with Money, War, and the State" founder of the publishing company South Sudan Cultural Productions–as well as a new website–www.nuerdilemmas.com – Chuol Ruei Deng, founder of non-profit educational organization to promote knowledge of, and education in the Nuer language "Thok Nath Research Institute" as well as "Bangtigow Foundation" to support young Nuer people in the diaspora. Host: – Halima Athumani Background: This is the Lundin War Crimes Trial, brought to you by Pax and Global Idé. The music in this podcast is made by the artist JJ Kang and edited by Roos Boer, producer and editor Kajsa Sörman. Visit unpaiddebt.org for more background and updates from the trial. There you may also listen to more interviews with victims and experts, read expert analysis, an interactive map of attacks in Lundin’s concession area and access background information about the case.

11/29/2024

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31 min
09/11/2023

Media training for Palestinian youth

This is the third and last part of a trilogy about the 'Civil Society for Dignity' project, a project by MEND, PCR, PCPD and PAX for Peace, supported by the European Union. This project aims to bridge the gap between the Palestinian civil society and the local governments. In this last episode Anwaar, who works for MEND and is the media and outreach coordinator for this project and journalist Hayat Hamdan tell us more about an important part of the Civil Society for Dignity project: the media training. This training helps young Palestinians to brainstorm about and to vocalize what they would like to change in their societies and it teaches them the skills and tools to create media content that can be used to communicate their wishes for change. This is an important skill that can be used in civil society participation on the political level. Partners in this joined project are: MEND stands for Middle East Non Violence and Democracy. MEND promotes active nonviolence and encourages alternatives to violence among youth and adults throughout Palestine. MEND employs innovative methods, especially with the media, and is widely respected for working with authenticity, professionalism and courage. PCR is the Palestinian Center for Rapprochement between people. PCR works to bridge the gap between Palestinians and peoples from all around the world, informing the public about the reality in Palestine, and empowering the community through nonviolent direct action. PCPD is the Palestinian Center for Peace and Democracy. They were established to promote a just peace based on the Palestinian Declaration of Independence of 1988 and relevant United Nations Resolutions towards a two state solution, in which democracy and social justice are guaranteed. PAX for Peace is based in the Netherlands and works together with committed citizens and partners to protect civilians against acts of war, to end armed violence, and to build a just peace. In Palestine PAX supports local partners in building resilient communities, promoting human security and equality in the political, cultural and social domain, and in fighting the injustices resulting from the protracted occupation. If you want to know more about the work of Pax for Peace you can visit their website https://paxforpeace.nl MEND: https://www.mend-online.org/ PCR: https://www.pcr.ps PCPD: https://pcpd.ps Thanks for listening to the PAX Palestine Podcast. PAX exists because of all our supporters and partners. Donate now to help us work on peace and tell stories that need to be told. Together, we make peace work. Go to paxforpeace.nl and join us now.

09/11/2023

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32 min
03/28/2022

#6: The Invasion of Ukraine

On February 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. Since that day, thousands of civilians have been killed or injured and over ten million people have been internally displaced or fled Ukraine as refugees. In this episode, our CIVIC colleagues in Ukraine share their experiences living through the war, the dangers facing civilians, and what must be done to protect them. Thank you for tuning in to Season 1 of the Civilian Protection Podcast. Please help us by filling out a quick listener survey so we can learn more about our audience and what you want to hear from us as we work on Season 2: https://forms.gle/LyrrM8UNR5s9kRK99. Guests and co-hosts: Beatrice Godefroy (Europe Program Director, Center for Civilians in Conflict (CIVIC))Oksana and Liza (members of the CIVIC Ukraine team)Annie Shiel (US Policy & Advocacy Senior Advisor, CIVIC)Marc Garlasco (Military Advisor Protection of Civilians, PAX)This episode included audio clips from The Independent and MSNBC. This podcast is brought to you by CIVIC and PAX. This episode was written by Annie Shiel, Beatrice Godefroy, and CIVIC’s Ukraine Team, with assistance from Marc Garlasco, Monica Zuraw, Ari Tolany, and Selma van Oostwaard.

03/28/2022

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43 min
10/16/2024 · BONUS

Ci̱o̱kä di̱ɔ̱k: Naath tin nhiam tëë ŋäc min ci̱ tuɔɔk

This is the third episode of our program in Nuer, the local language spoken in Unity state, in the area where Block 5A was located and where the alleged crimes were committed. This trial is about justice for the survivors, and we hope this podcast will reach the people affected and shed light on the process and the latest developments in court. Now in Nuer: Ci̱o̱kä di̱ɔ̱k: Naath tin nhiam tëë ŋäc min ci̱ tuɔɔk Nɛmɛ ɛ luk kɛ kui̱c dueri̱ köör Lundin, lääri̱ ti̱ lɔthrɔ̱ ti̱ caa riali̱kä ɛ Pak (PAX) kɛnɛ Gi̱löbal Aydia (Global Idea) kɛ kui̱c luɔ̱k mi̱ gɔanykɛ cɛrkä liɛth Ithwidɛn min cɔali̱ Lundin. Kɛ jɛn rɛy ci̱o̱kä nɛmɛ, banɛ jëk kɛ naath tin nhiam tëë ŋäc min ci̱ tuɔɔk tin ci̱ we gua̱a̱th luaak luɔ̱k kä Ithtɔkɔlim kɛ ɣöö baa ŋäcdiɛn we lat kɛ kui̱c kä mëë ci̱ tuɔɔk kam ruɔ̱n 1999 kɛnɛ 2003 kä Bɔlɔk 5A. Bi̱ nɛy ruac kɛ ta̱a̱ in dee luak luɔ̱k naath luäk kɛ jek cuŋä, kɛ tin caa la̱t ɛ cɛrkä liɛth rɛy köör amäni̱ ta̱a̱ in dee dhɔr Nuäärä mi̱ gɔaa jek ɛn wa̱nɛ kä Ithwidɛn. Naath tin te thi̱n: Pi̱tɔr Ri̱ŋ PatayThomɛth Malual KapMathi̱w Mathi̱a̱ŋ Dɛ̈ɛ̈ŋRam in Nyuur naath: Ɣali̱ma Athumäni̱ Luɔtdɛ: Laat luɔ̱k kɛ kui̱c dui̱äri̱ köör tëë caa la̱t ɛ Lundin nöŋkɛ kɛ yiɛ ɛ Pak (PAX) kɛnɛ Gi̱löbal Aydia (Global Idea). Dit ɛ pälɔ ɛ di̱t Kaŋ Jɛyjɛy kä caa riali̱kä ɛ Ruuth Bi̱o̱r. Ram in lät nɛmɛ ɛ Kajtha Thörma̱n. Gui̱l unpaiddebt.org kɛ kui̱c kä min lot nɛmɛjɛ kɛnɛ lääri̱ ti̱ ŋuan. Ɛn gua̱a̱th ɛmɔ bi̱i̱ ruaacni̱ ti̱ ŋuan we jek kɛ kui̱c ruac ɛmɛ kä naath tëë caa rik jek kɛnɛ gɔ̱a̱a̱r, bi̱i̱ ri̱ät gɔ̱a̱ri̱ we kuɛn kɛnɛ thurɛ gua̱th ëë tuɔk riɛk thi̱n ɛla gua̱a̱th ëë lät Lundi̱n thi̱n kä bi̱ lääri̱ ti̱ ŋuan we jek kɛ min lot ruac ɛmɛ jɛ.

10/16/2024 · Bonus

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19 min
12/08/2022

#9: A Landmark Declaration on Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas

The bombing of towns and cities, or the use of explosive weapons in populated areas, leads to vast civilian harm, destruction of civilian infrastructure, and long-term humanitarian consequences. In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of the signing of a landmark political declaration on explosive weapons in populated areas (EWIPA), signed by over 80 nations in Dublin last month. Guests: Hajer Naili, Director of Communications, CIVIC Sahr Muhammedally, Director for MENA & South Asia, CIVICRoos Boer, Project Lead Humanitarian Disarmament, PAX This podcast is brought to you by CIVIC and PAX. This episode was written by Annie Shiel and Hajer Naili, with assistance from Marc Garlasco, Tate Musinahama and Selma van Oostwaard. To learn more about explosive weapons in populated areas and the EWIPA Declaration, see: The website of the International Network on Explosive Weapons (INEW)Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas, PAXCIVIC’s EWIPA ExplainerPAX report on the Impact on healthcare from bombing and shelling in Ukraine CIVIC’s Implementation Brief: Political Declaration on the Use of Explosive Weapons in Populated AreasMwatana & PAX report Continuing civilian harm from the use of explosive weapons in YemenThis episode includes live recordings of the November 2022 Dublin Conference to Adopt the Political Declaration on Strengthening the Protection of Civilians from the Humanitarian Consequences Arising from the Use of Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas. You can find a full transcript of this episode here.

12/08/2022

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41 min

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E2: And so the Trial Begins

E1: How it All Started

E4: How to Build a Case

#13: War in Sudan

E3: The Hope For Justice

E14: The Nuer Way of Life

Media training for Palestinian youth

#6: The Invasion of Ukraine

Ci̱o̱kä di̱ɔ̱k: Naath tin nhiam tëë ŋäc min ci̱ tuɔɔk

#9: A Landmark Declaration on Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas

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