Dec 11, 2023
It's a Family Affair
Who are the men behind the Lundin oil consortium- and what happened with the profit from the oil endeavors in Sudan?
The Lundin family business has been handed over to the third generation as the company is trying to rebrand itself, focusing on green energy.
How will a conviction affect them and...
Oct 20, 2023
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...
Sep 12, 2023
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...
Sep 5, 2023
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...
Aug 30, 2023
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...