US District Judge Louis F. Oberdorfer, US District Court for the District of Columbia

[PDF] John Doe I, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum & Opinion

[Text of memorandum and opinion denying ExxonMobil's motion for summary judgment in this case.]

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[PDF] John Doe I, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum & Opinion

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USA: ExxonMobil lawsuit on alleged complicity in human rights abuses in Indonesia to go to trial

Judge Rejects Summary Judgment in Human Rights Lawsuit Against Exxon

[PDF] John Doe I, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum & Opinion

ExxonMobil lawsuit (re Aceh)

Indonesia: After two decades, ExxonMobil settles case of alleged human rights abuses including torture brought by Aceh villagers

US judge rules that ExxonMobil case about allegations of complicity in violence in Indonesia can go to trial after 21 years

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

Trial in US lawsuit against ExxonMobil over alleged complicity in torture & beatings by military in Indonesia could start after 20 years

Exxon Human Rights Case Survives — on Claim that Execs Knew All Along

Access to justice for victims of human rights abuses needs to be strengthened

ExxonMobil Indonesian Villagers Human Rights Abuse Cases to Proceed in Federal Court

In Exxon suit, judge leaves opening for villagers

US federal appeals courts issue conflicting decisions regarding extraterritoriality in Alien Tort lawsuits against CACI & Chiquita

[PDF] Out of Bounds - Accountability for Corporate Human Rights Abuse After Kiobel

Case profile: ExxonMobil lawsuit (re Aceh)

Corporate liability for violating international law under The Alien Tort Statute: The corporation through the lens of globalization and privatization

The Supreme Court: Corporate America's Employees of the Month

Human rights violations can be costly for business

[PDF] Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Bulletin – Issue 9, June 2013

Companies Shielded as U.S. Court Cuts Human-Rights Suits

Did ExxonMobil Pay Torturers?

[PDF] Kiobel and Corporate Social Responsibility: An Issues Brief

In Kiobel filings, human rights group queries AG Holder conflicts

[PDF] Submission on Oil & Gas sector discussion paper

ExxonMobil CEO ignores Ground Zero of Energy Security

Another Supreme Court boost for corporate unaccountability?

Corporate liability under Alien Tort Statute: Don't elevate form over substance

[PDF] The Alien Tort Claims Act and Trans-Boundary Corporate Environmental Abuse: A Case Study of the Gulf Oil Spill

Exxon Wants Rehearing In Corporate Liability Dispute [USA]

Supreme Court May Consider Whether Companies Can Be Sued Over Human Rights [USA]

UPDATE: ExxonMobil Selling Gas Assets At Center Of Indonesia Human-Rights Lawsuit

The Global Lawyer: Corporate Alien Tort Rouses from Its Deathbed

Appeals Court Revives Torture Claims Against Exxon [USA]

Exxon Seeks Dismissal of Alien Tort Case Originating in Indonesia

US Appeals Court Weighs Consequences of Indonesians' Lawsuit Against Exxon

Shortening the Long Arm of the Law [USA]

ERI Files Brief Supporting Indonesian Victims' Case Against ExxonMobil

[PDF] Think globally, sue locally: Out-of-court tactics employed by plaintiffs, their lawyers, and their advocates in transnational tort cases

[PDF] Launch of online portal on “Business, Conflict & Peace”

[PDF] Universal Periodic Review – United States of America Submission to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights

[PDF] Human Rights Due Diligence: Is It Too Risky? [scroll to p. 6]

Judge Dismisses Indonesians' Lawsuit Against Exxon

[PDF] John Doe VIII v. Exxon Mobil Corporation - Memorandum Opinion

ExxonMobil seeks to toss Indonesia suit

Exxon Asks Judge to Dismiss Suit by Indonesian Villagers

Human rights abuses: How complicit are oil companies?

Shell settles human rights suit for $15.5M

Lawsuits target oil company operations overseas

The U.S. Can't Be the World's Court - New York isn't the right venue to sue for apartheid abuses.

Five Tips to Avoid the Human Rights Litigation Trap

[PDF] Business & Human Rights Resource Centre launches world’s first online portal profiling human rights lawsuits against companies

Exxon Human Rights abuse in Aceh

Judge Rejects Summary Judgment in Human Rights Lawsuit Against Exxon

Exxon en procès pour torture

[PDF] John Doe I, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum & Opinion

Human Rights Violations Suit Against Exxon Will Be Heard

Exxon Loses Bid to Shield Information From Federal Court Records

[PDF] John Doe, et al. v. Exxon Mobil Corporation, et al. - Memorandum Opinion

Exxon deberá responder a acusaciones de violación de DDHH

[US] Court rejects Exxon appeal in human rights case

Droits de l'Homme : Exxon accusé

To Avoid Risk of Alien Tort Claims Act Cases, Companies Must Improve Human Rights

Alabama Company Is Exonerated in Murders at Colombian Mine

Exxon faces lawsuit on killings in Indonesia [USA]

Oil Companies Revamp Ethical Plans as Legal Risk Grows

Why all companies should address human rights (and how the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre can help)

BP, Suncor, and Shell Top Oil Sector Sustainability Rating; Chevron and ExxonMobil Rank Low

[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

full report: "Too High a Price: The Human Rights Cost of the Indonesian Military’s Economic Activities"

[PDF] Win or Lose in Court

Stand up to rights abuse, Exxon tells executives

ExxonMobil in Aceh

Abuses by int'l firms in RI [Republic of Indonesia] to be raised with UN

Exxon Mobil says Aceh torture lawsuit sets dangerous precedent

[PDF] Corporate Action Network Magazine

[DOC] Remarks by John G. Ruggie - Business & Human Rights Seminar - Old Billingsgate, London, December 8, 2005

Villagers' suit will be in a state court [USA]