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Business & Human Rights Resource Centre launches new portal on "Business, Conflict & Peace"
ExxonMobil lawsuit (re Aceh)
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Indonesia: After two decades, ExxonMobil settles case of alleged human rights abuses including torture brought by Aceh villagers
After more than twenty years, ExxonMobil has settled a lawsuit brought by Aceh villagers in Indonesia over allegations of human rights abuses.
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US judge rules that ExxonMobil case about allegations of complicity in violence in Indonesia can go to trial after 21 years
Eleven villagers from Aceh Province allege they and their family members were tortured, sexually assaulted, raped and beaten in and around the ExxonMobil oil and gas plant located in the city of Lhoksukon during the late 1990s and early 2000s. ExxonMobil has denied being aware of any human rights violations at the time and argued it cannot be held responsible.
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US judge orders ExxonMobil to pay nearly $290,000 to plaintiff’s lawyer following botched deposition in lawsuit over company's alleged involvement in human rights abuses in Aceh, Indonesia
"US court orders oil giant to pay nearly $290,000 to plaintiff’s counsel following botched deposition."
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Trial in US lawsuit against ExxonMobil over alleged complicity in torture & beatings by military in Indonesia could start after 20 years
"Villagers in Aceh say they were tortured by 'Exxon Army' hired by gas plant." The company denies the allegations.
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Exxon Human Rights Case Survives — on Claim that Execs Knew All Along
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Access to justice for victims of human rights abuses needs to be strengthened
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ExxonMobil Indonesian Villagers Human Rights Abuse Cases to Proceed in Federal Court
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In Exxon suit, judge leaves opening for villagers
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US federal appeals courts issue conflicting decisions regarding extraterritoriality in Alien Tort lawsuits against CACI & Chiquita
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[PDF] Out of Bounds - Accountability for Corporate Human Rights Abuse After Kiobel
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Case profile: ExxonMobil lawsuit (re Aceh)
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Corporate liability for violating international law under The Alien Tort Statute: The corporation through the lens of globalization and privatization
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The Supreme Court: Corporate America's Employees of the Month
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Human rights violations can be costly for business
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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 9, June 2013
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Companies Shielded as U.S. Court Cuts Human-Rights Suits
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Did ExxonMobil Pay Torturers?
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[PDF] Kiobel and Corporate Social Responsibility: An Issues Brief
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In Kiobel filings, human rights group queries AG Holder conflicts
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[PDF] Submission on Oil & Gas sector discussion paper
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ExxonMobil CEO ignores Ground Zero of Energy Security
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Another Supreme Court boost for corporate unaccountability?
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Corporate liability under Alien Tort Statute: Don't elevate form over substance
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[PDF] The Alien Tort Claims Act and Trans-Boundary Corporate Environmental Abuse: A Case Study of the Gulf Oil Spill
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Exxon Wants Rehearing In Corporate Liability Dispute [USA]
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Supreme Court May Consider Whether Companies Can Be Sued Over Human Rights [USA]
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UPDATE: ExxonMobil Selling Gas Assets At Center Of Indonesia Human-Rights Lawsuit
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The Global Lawyer: Corporate Alien Tort Rouses from Its Deathbed
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Appeals Court Revives Torture Claims Against Exxon [USA]
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Exxon Seeks Dismissal of Alien Tort Case Originating in Indonesia
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US Appeals Court Weighs Consequences of Indonesians' Lawsuit Against Exxon
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Shortening the Long Arm of the Law [USA]
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ERI Files Brief Supporting Indonesian Victims' Case Against ExxonMobil
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[PDF] Think globally, sue locally: Out-of-court tactics employed by plaintiffs, their lawyers, and their advocates in transnational tort cases
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[PDF] Launch of online portal on “Business, Conflict & Peace”
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[PDF] Universal Periodic Review – United States of America Submission to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
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[PDF] Human Rights Due Diligence: Is It Too Risky? [scroll to p. 6]
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Judge Dismisses Indonesians' Lawsuit Against Exxon
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[PDF] John Doe VIII v. Exxon Mobil Corporation - Memorandum Opinion
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ExxonMobil seeks to toss Indonesia suit
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Exxon Asks Judge to Dismiss Suit by Indonesian Villagers
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Human rights abuses: How complicit are oil companies?
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Shell settles human rights suit for $15.5M
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Lawsuits target oil company operations overseas
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The U.S. Can't Be the World's Court - New York isn't the right venue to sue for apartheid abuses.
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Five Tips to Avoid the Human Rights Litigation Trap
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[PDF] Business & Human Rights Resource Centre launches world’s first online portal profiling human rights lawsuits against companies
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Exxon Human Rights abuse in Aceh
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Judge Rejects Summary Judgment in Human Rights Lawsuit Against Exxon
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Exxon en procès pour torture
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[PDF] John Doe I, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum & Opinion
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Human Rights Violations Suit Against Exxon Will Be Heard
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Exxon Loses Bid to Shield Information From Federal Court Records
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[PDF] John Doe, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum Opinion
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Exxon deberá responder a acusaciones de violación de DDHH
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[US] Court rejects Exxon appeal in human rights case
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Droits de l'Homme : Exxon accusé
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To Avoid Risk of Alien Tort Claims Act Cases, Companies Must Improve Human Rights
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Alabama Company Is Exonerated in Murders at Colombian Mine
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Exxon faces lawsuit on killings in Indonesia [USA]
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Oil Companies Revamp Ethical Plans as Legal Risk Grows
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Why all companies should address human rights (and how the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre can help)
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BP, Suncor, and Shell Top Oil Sector Sustainability Rating; Chevron and ExxonMobil Rank Low
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[PDF] Brief on Corporations and Human Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region - Prepared for Professor John Ruggie, United Nations Special Representative of the Secretary General for Business and Human Rights
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full report: "Too High a Price: The Human Rights Cost of the Indonesian Military’s Economic Activities"
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[PDF] Win or Lose in Court
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Stand up to rights abuse, Exxon tells executives
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ExxonMobil in Aceh
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Abuses by int'l firms in RI [Republic of Indonesia] to be raised with UN
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Exxon Mobil says Aceh torture lawsuit sets dangerous precedent
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[PDF] Corporate Action Network Magazine
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[DOC] Remarks by John G. Ruggie - Business & Human Rights Seminar - Old Billingsgate, London, December 8, 2005
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Villagers' suit will be in a state court [USA]
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[DOC] Conférence de Wilton Park sur les entreprises et les droits de l’homme - Allocution inaugurale
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Liability Forges a New Morality
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Groups Call on ExxonMobil to be Transparent About its Relationship With Indonesian Military in Aceh; Urge Pension Fund Industry & Institutional Investors to Vote "Yes" on XOM Shareholder Resolution
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Proxy Statement - Item 6 – Aceh Security Report
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[PDF] Business befriends human rights
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U.S.: Rights Advocates Hail 'Landmark' Settlement With American Corporation
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The Business of Torture
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Advocates: Tsunami aid only part of picture
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Foreign crimes come home to the US
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Globalization Debate: Broken Promises Vs. Free Trade Mantra
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Human rights: Can multinationals be held accountable?
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[PDF] Oil and Human Rights
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[PDF] Oil, Gas & Energy Law Intelligence [OGEL] - Special Feature on Corporate Social Responsibility
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Unocal decision impacts Shell, Coca-Cola, Exxon [part of ExxonMobil] and Gap
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The questions over aiding and abetting
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U.S. Courts Tackle Foreign Abuses - Energy corporations question 'law of nations'
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[PDF] full report: "In Our Court: ATCA, Sosa and the Triumph of Human Rights"
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States and Corporations: Legal Responsibilities to the People
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Big Business Attacks ATCA in New York Times; ERI's Rebuttal
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Recent ATCA Cases Against Corporate Defendants
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Courting Responsibility
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Human rights for all people for all times
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Slave Labor? Unocal is being sued in the U.S. for ignoring abuses in Burma. It's the next globalization battle
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Multinationals and accountability
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U.S. Courts' role in foreign feuds comes under fire
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Laws of Empire
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A Needed Human Rights Law [USA]
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Oil and Human Rights - Environmental and Human Rights Impacts of the ONG Industry [oil & natural gas industry]
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ExxonMobil in Aceh [Indonesia]
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[PDF] Legal Issues in Corporate Citizenship
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Abuse of 18th Century Law Threatens U.S. Economic and Security Interests
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[PDF] Judging Corporate Accountability in theGlobal Economy
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Powell's Awkward Position [USA/Aceh-Indonesia]
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Letter to Secretary Powell [U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell] Regarding Aceh Lawsuit [Indonesia]
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Statement Regarding NGO Human Rights Lawsuit - Aceh, Indonesia
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U.S. Government Tries to Kill Human-Rights Case against ExxonMobil
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U.S. Backs Oil Giant on Lawsuit in Indonesia
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ExxonMobil Responds
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Groups Shocked as Officials Urge Judge to Back ExxonMobil
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ExxonMobil welcomes US backing on Aceh human rights lawsuit
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Text of the Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil: I [part 1 of 2]
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Individuals struggle to hold corporations accountable for abuses
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U.S./Indonesia: Bush Backtracks on Corporate Responsibility
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U.S. Moves to Block Human-Rights Lawsuit Against Exxon Mobil
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US tries to halt rights suit against Exxon
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State Department Adopts "See No Evil, Hear No Evil" Stance in Case that Pits Indonesian Villagers Against Exxon Mobil
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full text of U.S. State Department letter: Text of State Department Opinion Regarding ExxonMobil Litigation
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Exxon Under Fire in Indonesia
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Indonesia's Guerrilla War Puts Exxon Under Siege
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Corporate Human Rights [human rights lawsuits agains multinationals in U.S. courts]
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ExxonMobil-Sponsored Terrorism?
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ExxonMobil Fights Indonesia Rights Suit
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Exxon Mobil under fire [Aceh]
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Recent ILRF [International Labor Rights Fund] Cases to Enforce Human Rights Under the ATCA
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Litigation Update: A Summary of Recent Developments in U.S. Cases Brought Under the Alien Tort Claims Act and Torture Protection Act
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ExxonMobil's Troubled Relationship in Aceh
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Aceh: Lawsuit accuses Exxon Mobil of complicity in abuses
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Deadly Drilling in Aceh
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Exxon in human rights trouble
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Exxon accused of rights abuses
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Aceh: Exxon Mobil shuts down
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Coca-Cola lawsuit (re Colombia)
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Can post-conflict Colombia be a business and human rights leader?
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[PDF] Investor Statement for Human Rights and in Support of the U.S. Alien Tort Statute
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Another Supreme Court boost for corporate unaccountability?
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[PDF] Resumen ejecutivo. Informe sobre violencia contra sindicalistas y trabajadores sindicalizados 1984 – 2011 [Colombia]
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Canadian Multinationals and Alien Torts
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Colombia's ex-leader Alvaro Uribe subpoenaed in U.S. federal court
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Shortening the Long Arm of the Law [USA]
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On the Frontier of Alien Tort Claims
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[PDF] Acceso a la Justicia: Casos de Abusos de Derechos Humanos por Parte de Empresas [Colombia]
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[PDF] Think globally, sue locally: Out-of-court tactics employed by plaintiffs, their lawyers, and their advocates in transnational tort cases
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[PDF] Launch of online portal on “Business, Conflict & Peace”
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Un film au goût amer, selon l'entreprise
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Coke discourages screenings of labour documentary
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[PDF] Accountability for Private Military Contractors Under the Alien Tort Statute
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Corte desestima acusación a Coca-Cola por tortura de empleados
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Coca-Cola cleared in Colombian case
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Colombian paramilitary tells how he financed his own Murder Inc.: bananas
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[PDF] Deadly ventures? Multinational corporations and paramilitaries in Colombia
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[PDF] Human Rights Translated: A Business Reference Guide
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[PDF] Business & Human Rights Resource Centre launches world’s first online portal profiling human rights lawsuits against companies
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Coca-Cola response to Guardian article
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To die for [Colombia]
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Colombia: One of world’s most dangerous places for trade unionists
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Colombia: Uno de los lugares más peligrosos del mundo para los sindicalistas
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Hearing to focus on alleged ties of U.S. firm to [Colombian] militias
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[PDF] Colombia - Payoffs to terrorists scrutinized
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Federal judge dismisses Turkish labor dispute lawsuit
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Sinaltrainal presentó apelación en caso contra Coca Cola en corte de Estados Unidos
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Colombian union to appeal court's dismissal of lawsuit against Coca-Cola
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11th Circuit Asked to Clarify Corporate Liability [USA]
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Sindicato colombiano insistirá en demanda contra Coca-Cola
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Hit squad lawsuit against Coke bottlers dismissed
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Juez desestima denuncia de sindicato colombiano contra Coca Cola
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Why all companies should address human rights (and how the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre can help)
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[PDF] Win or Lose in Court
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Colombia: datos importantes
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Trabajo-Colombia: Juicio a Coca-Cola, Nestlé y Chiquita Brands
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[PDF] Coca-Cola: The Alternative Report
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The Coca-Cola Company Statement regarding Colombia Accusations
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"Killer Coke" Or Innocent Abroad? [Colombia]
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Inside Coke's Labor Struggles [Colombia]
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Coke struggles to defend positive reputation
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University of Michigan bans Coca-Cola sales [USA]
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Colombia’s agony, Coca-Cola’s responsibility, Americans’ solidarity
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Liability Forges a New Morality
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Pirates of the Corporation - Holding American companies responsible for high crimes committed overseas
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Coke's Colombian controversy
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Las multinacionales y los derechos humanos
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The Ten Worst Corporations of 2004
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[PDF] The Changing Landscape of Liability - A Director’s Guide to Trends in Corporate Environmental, Social and Economic Liability
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Police Attack Coca-Cola Protest, Over 350 Arrested [India]
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Human rights: Can multinationals be held accountable?
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Unocal decision impacts Shell, Coca-Cola, Exxon [part of ExxonMobil] and Gap
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[PDF] full report: "In Our Court: ATCA, Sosa and the Triumph of Human Rights"
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[DOC] mission summary: "Colombia"
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[DOC] Colombia: Informe de la comisión internacional para los derechos del trabajo
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Analysis: Is trying to kill the Alien Tort Claims Act digging for fool’s gold?
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US group adds Coke to Colombia death squad lawsuit
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Students at Rutgers: Don't renew Coca-Cola contract
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Recent ATCA Cases Against Corporate Defendants
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Courting Responsibility
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Human rights for all people for all times
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IUF Coca-Cola Affiliates Reject Call for an "international consumer boycott" of Coca-Cola beginning July 22, 2003
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Laws of Empire
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Australian Unions to Remove Coke Machines as Retribution
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Rights Groups Overseas Fight U.S. Concerns in U.S. Courts
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Human rights, salary at issue for Coca-Cola
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Partial victory for Coca-Cola workers
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Investigan en E.U. a embotelladora de Coca Cola en Colombia por presunto apoyo a paramilitares
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Coke bottler faces death suit
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Court Rules that Human Rights Case Can Go Forward Against Coca-Cola Bottlers [for allegedly hiring paramilitaries to kill & intimidate union leaders in Colombia]
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Alien Tort Claims Act: Colombia
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Activists targeting UI deal with Coke [USA]
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[PDF] Judging Corporate Accountability in theGlobal Economy
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Colombia's War on Unions: The Coca-Cola Killings
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Corporate Human Rights [human rights lawsuits agains multinationals in U.S. courts]
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Coke, Colombia bottler fight lawsuit [USA]
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Union Activist: Co.'s Hire Attackers [Colombia]
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Recent ILRF [International Labor Rights Fund] Cases to Enforce Human Rights Under the ATCA
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Litigation Update: A Summary of Recent Developments in U.S. Cases Brought Under the Alien Tort Claims Act and Torture Protection Act
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It's the real thing - murders at Coke
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Coke Abuse in Colombia
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Coca-Cola sued over bottling plant 'terror campaign'
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Coke sued over death squad claims
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Demandan a Coca Cola por contratar a "paras"
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Colombian union suing Coca-Cola in death squad case
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Coca-Cola rechaza acusaciones sobre nexos con paramilitares
Available languages: español
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Talisman lawsuit (re Sudan)
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[PDF] The Third Pillar: Access to Judicial Remedies for Human Rights Violations by Transnational Business
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[PDF] The Governance Gap - Extractive Industries, Human Rights, and the Home State Advantage
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The Turn to Corporate Criminal Liability for International Crimes: Transcending the Alien Tort Statute
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[PDF] Briefing note - Africa Oil Week 2013: Oil & gas industry must improve its respect for human rights
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[PDF] Investor Statement for Human Rights and in Support of the U.S. Alien Tort Statute
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[PDF] Kiobel and Corporate Social Responsibility: An Issues Brief
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Shell Brief in Kiobel Misstates the Law and Demeans Victims of Human Rights Abuse
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Alien Tort Argument Reset [USA]
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[PDF] Corporate Liability of Energy/Natural Resources Companies at National Law for Breach of International Human Rights Norms
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[PDF] Exaggerated rumours of the death of an Alien tort? Corporations, human rights and the remarkable case of Kiobel
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The Global Lawyer: Corporate Alien Tort Rouses from Its Deathbed
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Canadian Multinationals and Alien Torts
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Shortening the Long Arm of the Law [USA]
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Trial trails: An American court blocks human-rights suits against businesses
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Court throws out Sudan war crimes appeal [USA]
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[PDF] Missing the Point: A response to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce report “Think Globally, Sue Locally”
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On the Frontier of Alien Tort Claims
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[PDF] Launch of online portal on “Business, Conflict & Peace”
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ERI Asks Supreme Court to Hear Case on Corporate Complicity in Crimes Against Humanity in Sudan [USA]
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[PDF] In the Supreme Court of the United States: Presbyterian Church of Sudan, et al. v. Talisman Energy Inc, et al. - Brief for Earthrights International as Amicus Curiae in Support of Petitioners
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[PDF] Universal Periodic Review – United States of America Submission to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
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[PDF] Presbyterian Church of Sudan, et al. v. Talisman Energy, Inc. - Petition for Writ of Certiorari
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[Ebook] Les Entreprises Transnationales et leur Responsabilité Sociétale
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Congo-Kinshasa: Entreprises transnationales - sujet de (quel) droit ?
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[PDF] Principles and Mechanisms to Hold Business Accountable for Human Rights Abuses: Potential Avenues to Challenge Corporate Involvement in Israel's Oppression of the Palestinian People
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[PDF] Remarks for ICJ [Intl. Commission of Jurists] Access to Justice Workshop
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Talisman Court Upholds Sudan Genocide Suit Dismissal
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[PDF] The Presbyterian Church of Sudan, et al. v. Talisman Energy, Inc.
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2nd Circuit Finds Aid Must Be 'Purposeful' for Alien Tort Statute Liability [USA]
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[PDF] Special event: Martyn Day & Paul Hoffman speaking on “Human rights lawsuits against companies – our experiences with victims, their families and businesspeople” (London, 3 Dec 2009)
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The U.S. Can't Be the World's Court - New York isn't the right venue to sue for apartheid abuses.
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[PDF] Corporate Complicity in Human Rights Abuses
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[PDF] Business & Human Rights Resource Centre launches world’s first online portal profiling human rights lawsuits against companies
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Open Wounds - Big Oil and Big Mining face a host of allegations that they helped commit human rights abuses
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Binnie calls for corporate accountability [Canada]
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Is Canada aware of its Human Rights double standards?
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Lawsuit Against Talisman Energy Dismissed
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[PDF] Company operations in weak governance zones: a practical guide for non-extractive industries [begins on p. 24]
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[PDF] Operaciones en zonas de conflicto y gobernabilidad frágil: guías prácticas para empresas en sectores no extractivos
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Talisman Released From Genocide Case [USA/Sudan]
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Why all companies should address human rights (and how the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre can help)
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Big Oil on Trial
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[PDF] full report: "The International Law Standard for Corporate Aiding and Abetting Liability"
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[PDF] Sudan: Oil exploration fueling displacement in the South
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Dangerous liaison
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Human rights group sues Talisman Energy
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Sudanese Army, Talisman Closely Linked, Lawsuit Alleges
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[PDF] The Unocal Settlement: Implications for the Developing Law on Corporate Complicity in Human Rights Abuses
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Alien Tort Action Survives Concerns of U.S., Canada
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New York judge lets Talisman Energy genocide case proceed despite warnings from Canada, U.S.
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Most Canadian Extractive Companies Behind the Curve on Human Rights Policies
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How oil drives the genocide in Darfur [Sudan]
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Extraterritoriality and what it means for business
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[PDF] full report: "Canadian Energy and Mining Companies Navigating International Humanitarian Law in the 21st Century"
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The limits of human rights legislation [USA]
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Divesting From Genocide: A Conversation with Eric Reeves [co-founder] of the Divest Sudan Campaign [Part 1]
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Judge throws out claim against groups that invested in apartheid South Africa [USA]
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[PDF] executive summary: "Business and International Crimes: Assessing the Liability of Business Entities for Grave Violations of International Law"
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Ministers challenged on backing for oil company - £3m support for company under spotlight for human rights abuses [UK]
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[PDF] Oil, Gas & Energy Law Intelligence [OGEL] - Special Feature on Corporate Social Responsibility
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[PDF] Oil and Human Rights
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Rights activists target energy firms - Companies urged to guard against potential lawsuits [Canada]
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Is Disengagement the Wisest Choice? [Sudan]
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Judge rejects Talisman bid to have suit dismissed
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The questions over aiding and abetting
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[PDF] full report: "In Our Court: ATCA, Sosa and the Triumph of Human Rights"
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Corporate Voluntarism and Human Rights: The Adequacy and Effectiveness of Voluntary Self-Regulation Regimes
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[PDF] Emerging Threat: Human Rights Claims
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Suit Alleging Firm Aided Genocide Proceeds
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[PDF] Legal Issues in Corporate Citizenship
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Deconstructing Engagement: Corporate Self-Regulation in Conflict Zones – Implications for Human Rights and Canadian Public Policy
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[PDF] Judging Corporate Accountability in theGlobal Economy
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Talisman questions memo on Sudan ethnic cleansing
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Canadian oil group asked Sudan army to 'remove' villagers, document alleges
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Amended Complaint Filed in Talisman Suit
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Litigation Update: A Summary of Recent Developments in U.S. Cases Brought Under the Alien Tort Claims Act and Torture Protection Act
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Suit filed in U.S. against Talisman
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Talisman faces suit over Sudan
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Talisman disputes charges of 'ethnic cleansing' in Sudan U.S. lawsuit launched
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RIGHTS: Canadian Oil Firm Sued In U.S. Court Over Sudan Dealings
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High-profile lawyers target Talisman
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Antislavery group to sue Talisman oil for $1 bln
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Blackwater USA lawsuit (re 16 Sep 2007 Baghdad incident)
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USA: Four Blackwater contractors jailed for massacre of Iraq civilians pardoned by Donald Trump
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US jury convicts ex-Blackwater guard of murder over deadly shooting in Nisour Square in Iraq
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Ex-Blackwater guards argue appeal
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Blackwater contractors appeal US court convictions over shootings in Iraq
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Une cour américaine condamne 4 ex-gardes de Blackwater à de lourdes peines de prison pour la mort de civils irakiens en 2007
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Comentario: Las empresas privadas militares pueden ser responsables de abusos de derechos humanos, como en el caso Blackwater
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Un jury américain reconnait 4 anciens employés de l’entreprise de sécurité privée Blackwater coupables d'avoir tué des civils irakiens
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Blackwater guilty verdict long overdue
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Blackwater Guards Vow to Appeal Convictions for Iraq Shooting
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Four Blackwater guards found guilty in 2007 Iraq shootings of 31 unarmed civilians
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Rights Attorneys Who Sued Blackwater Respond to Murder, Manslaughter Verdict
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US State Department reports reveal investigation into Blackwater operations in Iraq before 2007 shooting was abandoned after death threat
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Washington Denies Involvement of US Mercenaries in Ukraine
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Un cadre pour le secteur de la sécurité
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Blackwater guard charged over Baghdad murder [Iraq/USA]
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[PDF] Private Military & Security Companies and their impacts on human rights: Recent developments
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Judge criticizes State Department over Blackwater shooting case [USA/Iraq]
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Blackwater founder: my company could have prevented Benghazi deaths (Libya)
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[PDF] Private military & security companies & their impacts on human rights - Bulletin Issue 5
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Lawyers for Blackwater Guards to Fight New Charges
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New charges brought against former Blackwater guards in Baghdad shooting
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Watchdog Body Will Oversee Private Military Contractors
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Iraq War Contractors Fight On Against Lawsuits, Investigations, Fines [USA]
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The Privatization of War: Mercenaries, Private Military and Security Companies (PMSC)
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Prosecutors Mounting New Case Against Blackwater Security Guards [Iraq]
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Prosecutors Outline ‘Stringent’ Safeguards in Second Chance at Blackwater Case [USA]
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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin - Issue 7
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US uses contractors to bypass international humanitarian laws
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DOJ Builds Criminal Case Against Blackwater Security Guards
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Supreme Court rejects Blackwater Iraq shooting appeal
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Iraq bans security firms on oil fields
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Private military & security contractors: a culture of impunity
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Corporate Accountability Now
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Blackwater successor settles Baghdad shooting suit
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L’autorégulation des entreprises de sécurité privée est-elle suffisante pour faire respecter les normes du droit international?
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UN Panel Wants Iraq to Address Military Contractor Immunity
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Blackwater Guards Pitch Manslaughter Case to U.S. Supreme Court
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D.C. Circuit Refuses To Rehear Blackwater Manslaughter Case [USA]
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Former Blackwater Guards Challenge Appeals Court Ruling
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Congress Considers Penalties for U.S. Contractors Abroad
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Appeals Court Reinstates Blackwater Manslaughter Case in D.C.
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Federal judge returns shooting lawsuit involving company once known as Blackwater to NC court [USA]
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Efforts to Prosecute Blackwater Are Collapsing [USA]
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[PDF] State of Affairs: Three Years After Nisoor Square - Accountability and Oversight of U.S. Private Security and Other Contractors
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Cowboy contractors: armed and dangerous
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Privatizing War and Overlooking Abuses: The New Blackwater and their Recent Hundred Million Dollar Contracts with the United States Government
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[PDF] Launch of online portal on “Business, Conflict & Peace”
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[PDF] Stakeholder Submission on United States Obligations to Respect, Protect and Remedy Human Rights in the Context of Business Activities
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Biden vows the US will appeal in Iraq Blackwater case
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Iraq instructs lawyers to take on Blackwater cases
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3 Blackwater Guards Called Baghdad Shootings Unjustified
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US to Review Court Decision on Blackwater
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Blackwater settles series of civil lawsuits
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[video] McCain Hopes Blackwater Charges Will Be Reinstated
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Iraq files case against Blackwater: PM
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Iraqi rage at Blackwater decision in US court
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Judge Drops Charges From Blackwater Deaths in Iraq [USA]
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Good News for Blackwater is Bad News for Industry
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[PDF] United States of America v. Paul A. Slough, et al. - Memorandum Opinion
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[US Department of Justice] Urges Closed Hearing in Blackwater Criminal Case
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Feds drop manslaughter charge against one Blackwater guard
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Blackwater Said to Approve $1 Million in Iraqi Bribes After Shootings
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Judge Refuses to Dismiss War Crimes Case Against Blackwater [USA]
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[PDF] Accountability for Private Military Contractors Under the Alien Tort Statute
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Lawsuit: U.S. had warned Blackwater
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Prosecutors in Iraq Case See Pattern by Guards
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Blackwater Founder Erik Prince Accused in U.S. District Court of Intent to Kill
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Ex-guards' statements implicate Blackwater founder in Iraq crimes
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Blackwater Founder Implicated in Murder
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[PDF] In re: Blackwater Alien Tort Claims Act Litigation - Declaration of John Doe No. 2
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[PDF] In re Blackwater Litigation: Declaration of John Doe No. 1
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Blackwater Seeks Gag Order
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Lawsuit now accuses Xe contractors of murder, kidnapping
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U.S. military probes Blackwater Kabul killing
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La justicia de EEUU advierte a las grandes firmas por los DDHH
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Judge Refuses to Toss Charges in Blackwater Case
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U.S. will not renew Blackwater contract in Iraq
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Bagdad retire sa licence à Blackwater pour la punir d'une fusillade en 2007
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Iraq to Deny New License To Blackwater Security Firm
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Blackwater guards plead not guilty to Iraqi deaths [USA]
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Iraqis applaud charges against Blackwater guards
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Blackwater USA lawsuit (re 16 Sep 2007 Baghdad incident)
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Cinq employés de Blackwater inculpés par la justice américaine
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Feds draft indictment against Blackwater guards [USA]
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[PDF] Business & Human Rights Resource Centre launches world’s first online portal profiling human rights lawsuits against companies
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[DOC] Presentation to the 4th session of the UN Working Group on the use of mercenaries, New York, 4 September 2008
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Blackwater Case Faces Obstacles, Justice Dept. Says [USA]
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Blackwater Lawsuit Says Order Ignored [USA]
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British security co. sued over death of US soldier
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[video] Bill Moyers talks with journalist Jeremy Scahill - Part 2
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Minister seeks Blackwater trials [Iraq]
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Iraq: Blackwater chairman defends guards against allegations of unprovoked shooting that killed 17
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Blackwater USA Sued for Firing on Iraqi Civilians, According to Legal Team for Injured Survivor and Families of Three Killed
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[PDF] Estate of Himoud Saed Atban, et al. v. Blackwater USA, et al. in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia - Complaint
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