MOSOP

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MOSOP is a Nigerian social and environmental movement that advocates for the rights, political autonomy, and ecological protection of the Ogoni people in the oil-rich Niger Delta.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf environmental movement
non-governmental organization
social movement
associatedWith Ken Saro-Wiwa
Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People
surface form: Nigerian environmental justice movement

indigenous peoples’ movements
country Nigeria
demands environmental remediation of polluted lands
fair share of oil revenues for Ogoni people
political representation for Ogoni people
respect for indigenous land rights
ethnicGroupRepresented Ogoni people
fieldOfWork anti-pollution activism
environmental protection
human rights
indigenous rights
resource control advocacy
focusesOn Shell Petroleum Development Company operations in Ogoniland
oil industry impacts
foundedBy Ken Saro-Wiwa
Ogoni leaders
fullName Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People
headquartersLocation Port Harcourt
inception 1990
locatedIn Niger Delta
Ogoniland
Rivers State
notableCampaign Ogoni Bill of Rights
international awareness of Ogoni struggle
non-violent resistance to oil exploitation
opposes environmental degradation caused by oil extraction
human rights abuses in the Niger Delta
land confiscation without consent
oil-related pollution
political marginalization of the Ogoni people
purpose advocacy for rights of the Ogoni people
community self-determination
ecological protection of Ogoniland
environmental justice
political autonomy for the Ogoni people
protection of human rights
regionServed Niger Delta
Ogoniland
usesMethod grassroots mobilization
international advocacy
legal and political lobbying
non-violent protest

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