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Al Shimari, et al. v. CACI
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US court reinstates lawsuit against military contractor CACI over Abu Ghraib torture claims
Abu Ghraib lawsuits against CACI, Titan (now L-3)
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US appeals court rules military contractor can be sued over allegations of torture & war crimes in Abu Ghraib
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US judge allows lawsuit against CACI alleging co's conspiracy to torture Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison to proceed
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Al Shimari v CACI - Memorandum opinion on lack of subject matter jurisdiction
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US judge rules Abu Ghraib interrogators may be questioned incognito in lawsuit against military contractor CACI over torture allegations
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USA: Court rules case against security contractor CACI for torture claims at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq can proceed
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Court Rules Abu Ghraib Survivors’ Case of Torture Against Private Military Contractor Can Proceed
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Abu Ghraib ex-inmates' lawsuit moves ahead in federal court
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A suit over Abu Ghraib getting to ‘what actually happened’
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Suhail Najim Abdullah Al Shimari, et al., v. CACI Premier Tech, Inc.
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[PDF] The Third Pillar: Access to Judicial Remedies for Human Rights Violations by Transnational Business
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Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit by Abu Ghraib Inmates
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Al Shimari, et al. v. CACI
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Appellate Court Reinstates Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuit Against Private Military Contractor
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US appeals court examines question of responsibility for torture in case by Abu Ghraib victims
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USA: The current state of Alien Tort litigation in the business & human rights context
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US court must reject lawlessness of torture in Abu Ghraib case against CACI, says former general counsel for US Navy
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Constitutional Scholars, Military Officers, Human Rights Groups File Briefs in Support of Abu Ghraib Victims Suing Corporation for Torture
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Legal Experts Try To Reignite Iraqis' Suit Against Torture Facility Contractor
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Abu Ghraib Survivors Appeal Immunity for Corporation Involved in Torture
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[PDF] Al-Shimari, et al. v. CACI Premier Technology, et al. - Brief for Plaintiffs-Appellants
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Former Abu Ghraib detainees appeal political question dismissal of suit against war-zone contractor
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Abu Ghraib and the Perversion of the Political Question Doctrine
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Accountability gap in USA for counter-terrorism human rights abuses by military contractors is alarming, says law professor
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Abu Ghraib Goes to Court
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CACI asks US court to dismiss case over alleged torture of Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib
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US court to consider if CACI can be sued for damages in USA over alleged abuse of Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib prison
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No impunity for corporate torturers at Abu Ghraib, attorneys argue
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U.S. corporations winning fight over human rights lawsuits
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Access to justice for victims of human rights abuses needs to be strengthened
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[PDF] Al Shimari, et al. v. CACI, et al. - Opinion
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Abu Ghraib torture lawsuit revived by U.S. appeals court
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Abu Ghraib Torture Victims May Sue U.S. Corporation, Appeals Court Rules
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Justice Increasingly Distant for Victims of Corporate Abuse
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Abu Ghraib Torture Survivors Fight on Against Military Contractors
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[PDF] Private military & security companies & their impacts on human rights - Bulletin Issue 5
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[PDF] Out of Bounds - Accountability for Corporate Human Rights Abuse After Kiobel
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Iraqis Accuse CACI of War Crimes and Torture
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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 10, Sep 2013
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Post-Kiobel roundup: Apartheid case is not dismissed, but may soon be; some positive decisions from other courts [USA]
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Court grants CACI’s request for legal fees [USA]
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CACI seeking payment from former Abu Ghraib prisoners
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[video] Abu Ghraib: A justice denied
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Abu Ghraib case against CACI dismissed [USA]
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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 9, June 2013
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Judge weighs motions that could result in dismissal of Abu Ghraib claims against CACI
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Judge in Abu Ghraib case: 'Sooner or later, plaintiffs have to come to court'
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Hearing on Defendant CACI's motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' ATS claims in Al Shimari v. CACI
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[PDF] Private military & security companies & their impacts on human rights - Bulletin Issue 4
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Seeking Corporate Accountability for Crimes at Abu Ghraib
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CACI, plaintiffs preparing for trial over Abu Ghraib allegations
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Private security's new accountability regime?
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Iraq War Contractors Fight On Against Lawsuits, Investigations, Fines [USA]
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Federal Judge Dismisses Much of Abu Ghraib Torture Suit Against Contractor
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The Privatization of War: Mercenaries, Private Military and Security Companies (PMSC)
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Abu Ghraib scandal continuing to create repercussions for contractors
-
$5M paid to Iraqis over Abu Ghraib
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[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin - Issue 7
-
[PDF] Second Session of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group to consider the possibility of an international regulatory framework on the regulation, monitoring and oversight of the activities of private military and security companies -...
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[PDF] New Briefing Highlights Human Rights Lawsuits Against Companies Over Alleged Abuses in Over 25 Countries
-
Appeals court revives Iraqis’ Abu Ghraib suits [USA]
-
Corporate Accountability Now
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Federal Court to Decide Whether Former Abu Ghraib Prisoners Can Sue U.S. Contractors for Damages [USA]
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Abu Ghraib Torture Victims Challenge Corporate Impunity
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Appeals court in Virginia tosses 2 lawsuits claiming Iraqis tortured by Abu Ghraib contractors [USA]
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[PDF] Al-Quraishi v L-3 Services, Incorporated - Opinion
-
Combating Impunity
-
Abu Ghraib Inmates Lose U.S. High Court Bid to Sue Contractors
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U.S. Government Undermines Abu Ghraib Torture Victims' Right to Remedy
-
Abu Ghraib Torture Victims Deserve Compensation
-
Abu Ghraib contractors seek civil immunity
-
Abu Ghraib lawsuits against CACI, Titan (now L-3)
-
Abu Ghraib Case Involving Private Contractors Draws Top Court's Interest
-
Retired Senior Military Officers, Rights Groups File Amicus Briefs Asking Supreme Court to Hear Abu Ghraib Torture Case
-
Group Urges Supreme Court to Hold Military Contractors Accountable for Torture and Abuse
-
[PDF] Opinion in Saleh v. Titan Corp. and CACI International
-
U.S. court dismisses Iraqi contractor torture case
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Court rules Abu Ghraib torture victims can sue contractor CACI, according to legal team for former detainees [USA]
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Federal Appeals Court Hears Abu Ghraib Torture Suits [USA]
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CACI Rejects Copycat Lawsuits and False Allegations
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Ex-Abu Ghraib detainees sue military contractors for torture
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Abu Ghraib inmates sue contractors, claim torture
-
CCR Files Four New Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuits Targeting Military Contractors in U.S. Courts
-
Former Abu Ghraib Prisoner Accuses CACI, L-3 of Torture in Suit
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The War Comes Home
-
Federal Judge Lets Abu Ghraib Suit Against Government Contractor Go Forward
-
US judge: contractor can face Iraqi torture suit
-
The Forgotten Conspiracy - Corporate Torture in Iraq
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Online Action Center - Investigate and prosecute military contractors who torture
-
Companies Running Detention Centers Can Be Sued for Human Rights Violations [USA]
View full story
Abu Ghraib lawsuits against CACI, Titan (now L-3)
-
US appeals court rules military contractor can be sued over allegations of torture & war crimes in Abu Ghraib
-
US judge allows lawsuit against CACI alleging co's conspiracy to torture Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison to proceed
-
Al Shimari v CACI - Memorandum opinion on lack of subject matter jurisdiction
-
US judge rules Abu Ghraib interrogators may be questioned incognito in lawsuit against military contractor CACI over torture allegations
-
USA: Court rules case against security contractor CACI for torture claims at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq can proceed
-
Court Rules Abu Ghraib Survivors’ Case of Torture Against Private Military Contractor Can Proceed
-
Abu Ghraib ex-inmates' lawsuit moves ahead in federal court
-
A suit over Abu Ghraib getting to ‘what actually happened’
-
Suhail Najim Abdullah Al Shimari, et al., v. CACI Premier Tech, Inc.
-
[PDF] The Third Pillar: Access to Judicial Remedies for Human Rights Violations by Transnational Business
-
Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit by Abu Ghraib Inmates
-
Al Shimari, et al. v. CACI
-
Appellate Court Reinstates Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuit Against Private Military Contractor
-
US appeals court examines question of responsibility for torture in case by Abu Ghraib victims
-
USA: The current state of Alien Tort litigation in the business & human rights context
-
US court must reject lawlessness of torture in Abu Ghraib case against CACI, says former general counsel for US Navy
-
Constitutional Scholars, Military Officers, Human Rights Groups File Briefs in Support of Abu Ghraib Victims Suing Corporation for Torture
-
Legal Experts Try To Reignite Iraqis' Suit Against Torture Facility Contractor
-
Abu Ghraib Survivors Appeal Immunity for Corporation Involved in Torture
-
[PDF] Al-Shimari, et al. v. CACI Premier Technology, et al. - Brief for Plaintiffs-Appellants
-
Former Abu Ghraib detainees appeal political question dismissal of suit against war-zone contractor
-
Abu Ghraib and the Perversion of the Political Question Doctrine
-
Accountability gap in USA for counter-terrorism human rights abuses by military contractors is alarming, says law professor
-
Abu Ghraib Goes to Court
-
CACI asks US court to dismiss case over alleged torture of Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib
-
US court to consider if CACI can be sued for damages in USA over alleged abuse of Iraqi prisoners in Abu Ghraib prison
-
No impunity for corporate torturers at Abu Ghraib, attorneys argue
-
U.S. corporations winning fight over human rights lawsuits
-
Access to justice for victims of human rights abuses needs to be strengthened
-
[PDF] Al Shimari, et al. v. CACI, et al. - Opinion
-
Abu Ghraib torture lawsuit revived by U.S. appeals court
-
Abu Ghraib Torture Victims May Sue U.S. Corporation, Appeals Court Rules
-
Justice Increasingly Distant for Victims of Corporate Abuse
-
Abu Ghraib Torture Survivors Fight on Against Military Contractors
-
[PDF] Private military & security companies & their impacts on human rights - Bulletin Issue 5
-
[PDF] Out of Bounds - Accountability for Corporate Human Rights Abuse After Kiobel
-
Iraqis Accuse CACI of War Crimes and Torture
-
[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 10, Sep 2013
-
Post-Kiobel roundup: Apartheid case is not dismissed, but may soon be; some positive decisions from other courts [USA]
-
Court grants CACI’s request for legal fees [USA]
-
CACI seeking payment from former Abu Ghraib prisoners
-
[video] Abu Ghraib: A justice denied
-
Abu Ghraib case against CACI dismissed [USA]
-
[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 9, June 2013
-
Judge weighs motions that could result in dismissal of Abu Ghraib claims against CACI
-
Judge in Abu Ghraib case: 'Sooner or later, plaintiffs have to come to court'
-
Hearing on Defendant CACI's motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' ATS claims in Al Shimari v. CACI
-
[PDF] Private military & security companies & their impacts on human rights - Bulletin Issue 4
-
Seeking Corporate Accountability for Crimes at Abu Ghraib
-
CACI, plaintiffs preparing for trial over Abu Ghraib allegations
-
Private security's new accountability regime?
-
Iraq War Contractors Fight On Against Lawsuits, Investigations, Fines [USA]
-
Federal Judge Dismisses Much of Abu Ghraib Torture Suit Against Contractor
-
The Privatization of War: Mercenaries, Private Military and Security Companies (PMSC)
-
Abu Ghraib scandal continuing to create repercussions for contractors
-
$5M paid to Iraqis over Abu Ghraib
-
[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin - Issue 7
-
[PDF] Second Session of the Open-ended Intergovernmental Working Group to consider the possibility of an international regulatory framework on the regulation, monitoring and oversight of the activities of private military and security companies -...
-
[PDF] New Briefing Highlights Human Rights Lawsuits Against Companies Over Alleged Abuses in Over 25 Countries
-
Appeals court revives Iraqis’ Abu Ghraib suits [USA]
-
Corporate Accountability Now
-
Federal Court to Decide Whether Former Abu Ghraib Prisoners Can Sue U.S. Contractors for Damages [USA]
-
Abu Ghraib Torture Victims Challenge Corporate Impunity
-
Appeals court in Virginia tosses 2 lawsuits claiming Iraqis tortured by Abu Ghraib contractors [USA]
-
[PDF] Al-Quraishi v L-3 Services, Incorporated - Opinion
-
Combating Impunity
-
Abu Ghraib Inmates Lose U.S. High Court Bid to Sue Contractors
-
U.S. Government Undermines Abu Ghraib Torture Victims' Right to Remedy
-
Abu Ghraib Torture Victims Deserve Compensation
-
Abu Ghraib contractors seek civil immunity
-
Abu Ghraib lawsuits against CACI, Titan (now L-3)
-
Abu Ghraib Case Involving Private Contractors Draws Top Court's Interest
-
Retired Senior Military Officers, Rights Groups File Amicus Briefs Asking Supreme Court to Hear Abu Ghraib Torture Case
-
Group Urges Supreme Court to Hold Military Contractors Accountable for Torture and Abuse
-
[PDF] Opinion in Saleh v. Titan Corp. and CACI International
-
U.S. court dismisses Iraqi contractor torture case
-
Court rules Abu Ghraib torture victims can sue contractor CACI, according to legal team for former detainees [USA]
-
Federal Appeals Court Hears Abu Ghraib Torture Suits [USA]
-
CACI Rejects Copycat Lawsuits and False Allegations
-
Ex-Abu Ghraib detainees sue military contractors for torture
-
Abu Ghraib inmates sue contractors, claim torture
-
CCR Files Four New Abu Ghraib Torture Lawsuits Targeting Military Contractors in U.S. Courts
-
Former Abu Ghraib Prisoner Accuses CACI, L-3 of Torture in Suit
-
The War Comes Home
-
Federal Judge Lets Abu Ghraib Suit Against Government Contractor Go Forward
-
US judge: contractor can face Iraqi torture suit
-
The Forgotten Conspiracy - Corporate Torture in Iraq
-
Online Action Center - Investigate and prosecute military contractors who torture
-
Companies Running Detention Centers Can Be Sued for Human Rights Violations [USA]
View full story