Norway: Open Meeting on Obiora in Oslo

We hereby share an unofficial translation of a call for an open meeting published by Kampkomiteen on September 8.


Oslo: Join us for an open meeting about Obiora!

Twenty years ago, Eugene Obiora was murdered by the police in Trondheim. Four police officers pinned him to the asphalt, with a knee on his spine and a chokehold around his neck, even after he had been handcuffed. None of the four were punished. Obiora’s murder is one of many examples of police violence in Norway that continues without consequences for those who commit the crimes.

The meeting will be held on Friday, September 11, at Anarres Book Café at 5:30 p.m. Join us to learn more about the case.

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