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Feminist Environmental Justice in Practice: Women as Agents of Change in the Niger Delta’s Oil Conflict
This study focuses on the gendered aspects of environmental degradation and justice in Nigeria's Niger Delta, centering the lived realities of women affected by environmental harm, as corroborated and contextualized by legal practitioners, NGO leaders, and community members. Although oil ex
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