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27 Jul 2015

Autor:
Jonathan Stempel, Reuters

Ford, IBM defeat appeal over apartheid abuses -U.S. court

Victims of apartheid in South Africa cannot pursue lawsuits seeking to hold Ford Motor Co and IBM Corp liable for conducting business that helped perpetuate the practice decades ago…The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said black South Africans did not show that Ford and IBM engaged in enough wrongdoing in the United States from the 1970s to early 1990s to justify lawsuits over their alleged roles in killings, torture and other human rights abuses. Ford was accused of providing military vehicles for South African security forces, and sharing information about anti-apartheid and union activists. IBM was accused of providing technology and training to perpetuate racial separation and the "denationalization" of black South Africans. The plaintiffs sued 13 years ago under the Alien Tort Statute…

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US appeals court dismisses lawsuit against Ford & IBM brought by South African apartheid victims

Apartheid Entschädigungsklagen (bez. Südafrika)