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TotalEnergies:No more deaths for gas!
TotalEnergies:
No more deaths for gas!
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To export credit agencies and governments financially supporting TotalEnergies:

We, the undersigned, call on governments and their export credit agencies across Europe and the US to stop supporting TotalEnergies’ gas project in Mozambique.

This project, backed by billions of dollars in public funds, has been linked to horrific violence — soldiers guarding it have been accused of beatings, rape, torture, and mass killings. The forces paid by TotalEnergies are also linked to war crimes. Taxpayer money should not support such atrocities, nor should investments go to fossil fuel projects when there’s a commitment to climate action.

Act now and withdraw financial backing and ensure justice for the victims!
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To export credit agencies and governments financially supporting TotalEnergies:
"We, the undersigned, call on governments and their export credit agencies across Europe and the US to stop supporting TotalEnergies’ gas project in Mozambique.

This project, backed by billions of dollars in public funds, has been linked to horrific violence — soldiers guarding it have been accused of beatings, rape, torture, and mass killings. The forces paid by TotalEnergies are also linked to war crimes. Taxpayer money should not support such atrocities, nor should investments go to fossil fuel projects when there’s a commitment to climate action.

Act now and withdraw financial backing and ensure justice for the victims!"
A brave survivor shared his story, risking his life so the world would know the truth about the massacre at Total’s gas site:

"The day that I was taken, my father was captured, and he was shot and beheaded.

We were put immediately into the containers. All the people were taken there. We were separated into groups: one group for women, another group for children, and the other group for the men.

After a certain point, we never got food. People would faint because the containers were very, very hot. They couldn't breathe properly. No food. No water to drink. And being beaten.

It was the army who mistreated us. It was the army who killed us."

The US and other big backers of Total’s project are already hesitant to keep investing – we need to make sure they hear these chilling stories and stop financing blood gas for good.
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