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Artículo

22 Jul 2013

Autor:
Klippensteins Barristers & Solicitors [counsel for the plaintiffs]

[PDF] Ontario court rules that lawsuits against Hudbay Minerals regarding shootings, murder and gang-rape at its former mine in Guatemala can proceed to trial in Canada

In a precedent-setting ruling with national and international implications, Superior Court of Ontario Justice Carole Brown has ruled that Canadian company Hudbay Minerals can potentially be held legally responsible in Canada for rapes and murder at a mining project formerly owned by Hudbay’s subsidiary in Guatemala. As a result of Justice Brown’s ruling, the claims of 13 Mayan Guatemalans will proceed to trial in Canadian courts…Hudbay argued in court that corporate head offices could never be held responsible for harms at their subsidiaries, no matter how involved they were in on-the-ground operations. Justice Brown disagreed and concluded that “the actions as against Hudbay and HMI should not be dismissed.”

Parte de las siguientes historias

Demanda contra Hudbay Minerals (sobre violación y agresión sexual en Guatemala, procedimiento en el Canadá)

Demanda contra Hudbay Minerals (por asesinato en Guatemala, presentada en Canadá)

Demanda de Hudbay Minerals (tiroteo en la mina Fenix, Guatemala, presentada en el Canadá)