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Lafarge convicted of financing terrorism in Syria

A historic ruling in the fight for corporate accountability: Lafarge and four former senior executives were found guilty of financing terrorism and violating international…

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Illicit Financial Flows

Bolloré Case in Togo: Vincent Bolloré and two former executives referred to the Criminal Court on corruption charges

In this case, which first came to the attention of the judicial authorities in 2013, Vincent Bolloré and two former executives of the Bolloré…

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Illicit Financial Flows

Nicolas Sarkozy and Libyan funding: A united front for Justice and Democracy at the Appeal Trial

On the 25th of September 2025, the Paris Criminal Court convicted former French president Nicolas Sarkozy of criminal conspiracy in the Libyan financing case. As the appeal…

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Corporate Impunity

Workers’ rights: The Yves Rocher Group found liable for failing in its duty of vigilance in Türkiye

The Paris Judicial Court has ruled against the Yves Rocher Group for failing to fulfil its duty of vigilance within its Turkish subsidiary. However,…

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Corporate Impunity

Climate case against TotalEnergies : a decisive hearing on the merits

In the climate case brought by French NGOs Notre Affaire à Tous, Sherpa, ZEA, France Nature Environnement and the City of Paris against TotalEnergies,…

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Condemnation of House Judiciary attacks against the Digital Service Act and European Civil Society Organisations

People vs Big Tech and allies strongly condemn the recent report by the U.S. House Judiciary Committee attacking the EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA)…

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Illicit Financial Flows

Will 2026 be the year of transparency? Sherpa calls for the opening of beneficial ownership registers

As part of the European Union’s fight against money laundering, a mechanism for public registers of beneficial owners was introduced in 2015. These registers…

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Corporate Impunity

Lafarge trial concludes: Prosecutors request all defendants to be found guilty

Verdict to be announced on April 13th, 2026. After six weeks of hearings, the landmark criminal trial against French multinational Lafarge and several of…

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Corporate Impunity

Early Christmas for multinationals and the far right: EU agrees to dismantle European duty of diligence

Representatives of the Member States of the European Union and the European Parliament reached an agreement last night on Omnibus I, a directive aimed…

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Corporate Impunity

Workers’ Rights in Türkiye: Decisive Hearing Against Yves Rocher

The hearing in the lawsuit brought against the Yves Rocher Group for breach of its duty of vigilance in Türkiye is taking place today.…

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Civic Space

The EU must uphold hard-won protections for digital human rights

We 127 civil society organisations, trade unions and defenders of the public interest write to emphasise our serious alarm at the forthcoming EU Digital…

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Corporate Impunity

Lafarge in Syria: trial postponed to November 18th 2025

The trial against Lafarge and eight individuals on charges of financing terrorism and violating international sanctions began on 4 November, at the Paris Criminal…

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Corporate Impunity

Lafarge in Syria: Historic trial begins on financing terrorism

From November 4th to December 16th, French multinational Lafarge and several of its former executives will stand trial before the Paris Criminal Court for…

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Corporate Impunity

Lafarge on Trial: Cementing Accountability

On November 4th, 2025, the trial against the French multinational corporation Lafarge is set to begin for financing terrorism and violating international sanction. The company allegedly…

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Corporate Impunity

A (So Far Unlikely) Day in Court: An Overview of the First Judicial Decisions under the French Duty of Vigilance Law

Since the adoption of the Duty of Vigilance Law in 2017, more than a dozen lawsuits have been brought on this basis before French…

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Lafarge convicted of financing terrorism in Syria

Bolloré Case in Togo: Vincent Bolloré and two former executives referred to the Criminal Court on corruption charges

Nicolas Sarkozy and Libyan funding: A united front for Justice and Democracy at the Appeal Trial

Workers’ rights: The Yves Rocher Group found liable for failing in its duty of vigilance in Türkiye

Climate case against TotalEnergies : a decisive hearing on the merits

Condemnation of House Judiciary attacks against the Digital Service Act and European Civil Society Organisations

Will 2026 be the year of transparency? Sherpa calls for the opening of beneficial ownership registers

Lafarge trial concludes: Prosecutors request all defendants to be found guilty

Early Christmas for multinationals and the far right: EU agrees to dismantle European duty of diligence

Workers’ Rights in Türkiye: Decisive Hearing Against Yves Rocher

The EU must uphold hard-won protections for digital human rights

Lafarge in Syria: trial postponed to November 18th 2025

Lafarge in Syria: Historic trial begins on financing terrorism

Lafarge on Trial: Cementing Accountability

A (So Far Unlikely) Day in Court: An Overview of the First Judicial Decisions under the French Duty of Vigilance Law

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