U.S. Courts Tackle Foreign Abuses - Energy corporations question 'law of nations'

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U.S. Courts Tackle Foreign Abuses - Energy corporations question 'law of nations'

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Chevron lawsuit (re Nigeria)

[PDF] Investor Statement for Human Rights and in Support of the U.S. Alien Tort Statute

Chevron Reaches End of Torture Liability Suit

Another Supreme Court boost for corporate unaccountability?

Plaintiffs in Bowoto v. Chevron Ask Supreme Court to Hear Case [USA]

Shortening the Long Arm of the Law [USA]

ERI Files Petition for Rehearing in Bowoto v. Chevron

Verdict clearing Chevron is upheld [USA]

Burden of proof at issue in Chevron-Nigeria appeal

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

[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

A Win for Wiwa, a Win for Shell, a Win for Corporate Human Rights

Lawsuits target oil company operations overseas

Pointed exchanges at Chevron annual meeting [USA]

Old law exhumed by fighters for human rights [USA]

Oil Industry Braces for Trial on Rights Abuses

Nigerians need not pay Chevron's trial fees

Nigerians appeal Chevron win of platform clash case

Five Tips to Avoid the Human Rights Litigation Trap

Chevron cleared in 1998 shootings at Nigerian oil platform

Chevron Wins an Alien Tort Statute Case - But the Victory May Be Less Important than It Might Seem

Chevron acquitté de complicité d'atteinte aux droits de l'homme au Nigeria

Chevron Case Weighs Extent of Overseas Liability

Attorney urges jury to find Chevron responsible for killings at oil platform

Trial gets underway in human rights case against Chevron

Chevron faces suit over Nigerian violence

Corporate Liability Key in Chevron Case [Nigeria]

Shell to Face Trial in US over Saro-Wiwa [Nigeria]

[PDF] Corporate Human Rights Norms and the Clog of Limited Liability Within Corporate Groups: Towards an International Convention

Open Wounds - Big Oil and Big Mining face a host of allegations that they helped commit human rights abuses

Denial of Visas for Key Witnesses in Chevron Trial Angers Federal Judge [USA]

Chevron plays offense in wrongful death suit

N’Delta Killings: Chevron’s Trial Begins Sept in US [Nigeria]

International Finance Corporation Social Standards Fund Human Rights Abuses

Federal Judge Adds Torture and Cruel Treatment Claims to Upcoming Trial Against Chevron for Beating and Shooting of Nigerian Protestors

[PDF] Bowoto v. Chevron Corporation: Order re Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment for the Remaining Federal Law Claims

Chevron CEO slams critics at meeting [USA]

Chevron should pay

Chevron profits shadowed by human rights complaints

"Systemic" Human Rights Abuses Dominate Chevron Annual General Meeting, Casting Shadow over CEO and Record Profits

Watchdog group says Chevron complicit in Myanmar

$16 billion environmental lawsuit tests Chevron

Nigerians pull half of claims in Chevron suit

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

US judge lets Chevron Nigeria lawsuit continue

Rulings on Chevron's Summary Judgment Motions

Labor Undeterred by Drummond Verdict

Suit against Chevron gets go-ahead [USA]

Stocks With Scruples

Chevron wins partial dismissal in Nigeria case

Federal Judge Finds That Chevron Covered Up Role in Human Rights Abuses in Nigeria

Dirty Oil: How it Pollutes Politics and Subverts Human Rights - An African Petroleum Tale: Nigeria

[PDF] Extraterritorial Jurisdiction as a tool for improving the Human Rights Accountability of Transnational Corporations

Talisman Released From Genocide Case [USA/Sudan]

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

Chevron fights rights abuse allegations

Chevron stands accused - did the oil giant pay troops who killed Nigerian villagers?

Chevron sees few faults in new report

Lack of Human Rights Policy Concerns Chevron Shareowners in Light of Unocal Merger

New Document Alleges Tie Between Chevron and Human Rights Abuses in Nigeria

Chevron documents show payments for attacks on Nigerian villages - As oil giant moves to take over Unocal, new evidences of human rights abuses

Chevron paid Nigerian troops after alleged killings - Villagers in lawsuit say 4 people died -- oil company questions if attacks took place

[PDF] [Chevron response to AFL-CIO]

[PDF] [AFL-CIO letter to Chevron posing questions regarding human rights policy, Unocal merger, Nigeria lawsuit]

Pirates of the Corporation - Holding American companies responsible for high crimes committed overseas

ChevronTexaco critics band together

A Big Win for Human Rights

The limits of human rights legislation [USA]

[PDF] The Changing Landscape of Liability - A Director’s Guide to Trends in Corporate Environmental, Social and Economic Liability

[PDF] Oil and Human Rights

Oil firm reports on its record: ChevronTexaco says spills are down, but gas emissions up

Nigeria's Petroleum Industry Reeling

U.S. Courts Tackle Foreign Abuses - Energy corporations question 'law of nations'

Big Business Attacks ATCA in New York Times; ERI's Rebuttal

Victory in Bowoto v. ChevronTexaco: Court Allows Nigerian Plaintiffs' Claims to Proceed

Recent ATCA Cases Against Corporate Defendants

Courting Responsibility