Fidelity Investments has generated an especially condescending "boiler-plate" response for those who have inquired critically about their massive shareholding in Talisman Energy (over 5 million shares, 3.7% of all shares ...

The divestment campaign against Talisman Energy and its partners in the oil-driven destruction of Sudan has now been internationalized in a major fashion, with concerted and highly organized European efforts presently ...

The Canadian news media would seem to have lost their voice about Sudan, and the role of Canada's Talisman Energy in sustaining Sudan's agony. But this can only add to the shame most Canadians feel at the role of Talisman in ...

Eric Reeves [January 15, 2001] Smith College Northampton, MA 01063 413-585-3326 ereeves@smith.edu Marking the last International Human Rights day of his eight years in office, President Clinton finally ...

Lest anyone think that only Talisman Energy is being targeted for their complicity in the oil-driven destruction of Sudan, see the attached article from the prestigious Far Eastern Economic Review, commenting on the potent ...

With a monstrous callousness, the Government of Sudan---business partner to Talisman Energy and the other oil companies presently exploiting southern Sudan---has publicly and unapologetically announced that it will continue ...

The New Year is typically an occasion for celebration and forward looking. But for the people of southern Sudan, the new year looms ominously---and is all too likely to bring the same oil-generated terror, suffering, and ...

As the new US President, George W. Bush can accelerate the process of bringing peace to Sudan his first day in office. He can declare that under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (the authority by which ...

"Increasingly, Sudan is becoming a source of relative regional stability." Jim Buckee, CEO of Talisman Energy, The Ottawa Citizen, October 18, 1999 "More than 3.2 million people in Sudan are facing serious food and ...

Talisman-generated oil revenues going to the Khartoum regime. A recent confidential IMF Report reveals massive increases in Sudan's military expenditures, even as the agricultural sector remains badly under-capitalized. ...