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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Annual Briefing
Author: Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
The goal of the Annual Briefing is to help a wide audience understand what has been happening in different parts of the world. First, it examines global trends in corporate legal accountability such as barriers to accessing judicial remedies;...
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Thai Sugar Firm Meets With Koh Kong Evictees
Author: Peter Zsombor & Chansy Chhorn, Cambodia Daily
Koh Kong Sugar has offered to settle its yearslong dispute with Cambodian families who accuse its plantations of stealing their land, but the farmers remain wary of being able to secure a fair deal. The firm, a subsidiary of Thailand’s Khon Kaen Sugar...
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Thai firm Koh Kong Sugar meets with Cambodian families who allege company illegally took their land
Bonsucro sugar trade association to reconsider Tate & Lyle’s membership after complaint from Cambodian farmers of alleged forced displacement & inadequate compensation
Case profile: Koh Kong sugar plantation lawsuits (re Cambodia)
Author: Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
[Business & Human Rights Resource Centre case profile for lawsuit against Tate & Lyle and T&L Sugars Limited (a subsidiary of American Sugar Refining) in the UK. The plaintiffs maintain that they remain the legal owners of the land on which...
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Koh Kong sugar plantation lawsuits (re Cambodia)
In 2007, Cambodian villagers filed a complaint against Koh Kong Plantation and Sugar Industry in Koh Kong Provincial Court, seeking cancellation of economic concessions granted to the sugar companies. The villagers allege they were violently evicted...
Foreign and domestic companies grabbing farmers’ land with authorities’ complicity to build casinos [Cambodia]
Author: AsiaNews
Companies from Japan, South Korea, Thailand and China are getting concessions to exploit plantations or build casinos. Farmers are thrown off their land thanks to legal loopholes with little compensation for their lost land and homes...According to the...
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