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Dans le cadre de la campagne Campagne "Qui a volé nos océans ?la Green Connection, ainsi que d'autres organisations de la société civile(Masifundise, SDCEA, Oceans Not Oil, Sustaining The Wild Coast, Protect The West Coast, Eastern Cape Environmental Network, 350Africa.org, The Bigai Fishing & Environmental Society Knysna, Extinction Rebellion, Natural Justice, Amadiba Crisis Committee, Kobush Development Association, Coastal Links, Coast al Justice Network, African Climate Alliance, SAFCEI, et d'autres) qui s'opposent aux activités visant à trouver et à exploiter des combustibles fossiles dans les fonds marins, y compris les études sismiques. Nous encourageons les défenseurs de l'environnement à se sensibiliser et à agir.

A team of national and international Lawyers are working to stop seismic surveys and exploration rights around the coast. July 2024, Wild Coast communities, Sustaining the Wild Coast, All Rise Attorneys, Natural Justice and Greenpeace Africa have filed petitions to the Constitutional Court to appeal against the order of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) in the legal battle over Shell’s exploration rights which allows them to conduct seismic testing on the Wild Coast of South Africa.

Shell is not the only company that is planning to explore for oil and gas under the seabed.  Legal action interdicted Searcher from starting  their seismic survey on the west coast. The Green Connection is also opposing TOSACO, AZINAM on the west coast, TEEPSA, CGG on the south east coast who are in various stages of trying to get permits for exploration linked activities and seismic surveys.

If you would like to donate, please note that funds received will be used for  legal challenges, advocacy campaign actions, community outreach initiatives and empowerment of local coastal communities, youth empowerment programme (legacy programme), training youth community leaders to advocate for ecojustice. The Green Connection DONATE OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE, SEE BELOW. 

Le changement climatique est une véritable crise mondiale et, au niveau international, il faut agir davantage. L'Agence Agence internationale de l'énergie (AIE) a déjà indiqué en 2021 que pour préserver la planète du point de vue climatique, nous devrions mettre un terme à la prospection de nouveaux combustibles fossiles.