Sustainable Development and Local Governance in the (...)

Sustainable Development and Local Governance in the Countries of the South: A Challenge for the Millennium

On November 10, 1997, the Federal Republic of Nigeria made headlines and fed discussions in the world's intellectual and diplomatic spheres. A distinguished person had just left history to enter into the international legend of ecological movements. His name is Ken Saro Wiwa, chief of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP), and he was executed with his companions all fighting for the ecological cause, by the repressive military régime governed at the time with an iron hand by Sani Abatcha.

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Joseph Fumtim
Coordinateur du RIAH Cameroun, réseau interafricain
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