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Maori community takes OMV chief to The Hague

NEW Zealand's Maori community will take OMV chief executive Rainer Seele to the International Criminal Court next month, following months of protests from groups including Extinction Rebellion and Greenpeace over the company's offshore oil and gas development plans.

Maori community takes OMV chief to The Hague

Yesterday at a press conference outside OMV headquarters in Austria, veteran activist and Iwi elder Mike Smith said he would lodge a suit against Seele alleging "genocide and ecocide." OMV is New...

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