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Ugandan Farmers to Sue Over $5.6 Billion Pipeline Project

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A group of Ugandan farmers plans to file a lawsuit in the UK High Court against the $5.6 billion crude oil pipeline project.
The legal challenge aims to potentially delay the exports associated with the pipeline.
The farmers are concerned about the impact of the pipeline on their land and livelihoods.
This legal action highlights ongoing tensions regarding resource development in Uganda.
The case will be closely watched as it may set a precedent for future disputes involving agricultural rights and natural resources.

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A group of Ugandan farmers plans to file a lawsuit in the UK High Court against the $5.6 billion crude oil pipeline project.
The legal challenge aims to potentially delay the exports associated with the pipeline.
The farmers are concerned about the impact of the pipeline on their land and livelihoods.
This legal action highlights ongoing tensions regarding resource development in Uganda.
The case will be closely watched as it may set a precedent for future disputes involving agricultural rights and natural resources.

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