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Open Letter: The CSDDD guidelines must deliver for human rights and the environment

We, the undersigned civil society organisations, are writing to express our serious concerns regarding the European Commission’s approach to the public consultation on the…

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Corporate Impunity

Zogota Massacre: Paris Judicial Court recognises the judgment ordering Guinea to compensate the victims

In an unprecedented ruling, the Paris Judicial Court has agreed to recognise a judgment ordering Guinea to compensate the victims of the Zogota massacre,…

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Corporate Impunity

TotalEnergies Found Liable for Failing to Fulfil Its Climate Vigilance Obligations

In the climate lawsuit brought by Notre Affaire à Tous, Sherpa, France Nature Environnement, and the City of Paris against TotalEnergies, the Paris Judicial…

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Beneficial Ownership Registers: Sherpa takes the matter to Council of State in France

In the absence of a response from the French National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) to its request to repeal the conditions for access…

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Corporate Impunity

Zogota Massacre in Guinea: New hearing before the Paris Judicial Court

Survivors of the Zogota massacre in Guinea are asking French courts to recognise a ruling in their favour handed down by the Court of…

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Illicit Financial Flows

End of Libyan Funding and Nicolas Sarkozy Appeal Trial : A mirror to our democracies

As the appeal trial concerning Libyan funding draws to a close today, Transparency International France, Anticor and Sherpa are joining forces to call for calm during the…

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SLAPPs: A Weak Transposition in France And No Parliamentary Debate

France had until the 7th of May to transpose the 2024 European directive aimed at combating Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs). The deadline has been met through…

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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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Open Letter: The CSDDD guidelines must deliver for human rights and the environment

Zogota Massacre: Paris Judicial Court recognises the judgment ordering Guinea to compensate the victims

TotalEnergies Found Liable for Failing to Fulfil Its Climate Vigilance Obligations

Beneficial Ownership Registers: Sherpa takes the matter to Council of State in France

Zogota Massacre in Guinea: New hearing before the Paris Judicial Court

End of Libyan Funding and Nicolas Sarkozy Appeal Trial : A mirror to our democracies

SLAPPs: A Weak Transposition in France And No Parliamentary Debate

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

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