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4 Фев 2011

Автор:
Jonathan Stempel, Reuters

US court upholds key Shell ruling in Nigeria case

A U.S. appeals court refused to reconsider a lawsuit that accused Royal Dutch Shell Plc of helping Nigerian authorities violently suppress protests against oil exploration in the 1990s. In a divided vote that prompted a bitter debate among some of its judges, the court left intact what some legal experts call a landmark ruling in September that companies cannot be liable in U.S. courts for violations of international human rights law.

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US federal appeals court declines to reconsider September 2010 decision that Alien Tort Claims Act cannot be used to hold corporations liable for violations of international human rights law

Описание дела: Судебные дела против Shell (отн. Нигерии, Kiobel v Shell, в США)