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Indigenous people gravely impacted by cattle farming: new piece of evidence in the case against Casino

On the occasion of the visit of the Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau indigenous people’s representatives to Paris, the CCCA (Centre for the Analysis of Climate Crimes) unveils…

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Socfin/Bolloré plantations: rising profits, ongoing repression

Paris, 24 May 2022 – From Sierra Leone to Nigeria, through Cameroon, Guinea and Ivory Coast, communities living near the industrial palm oil and…

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Charges Confirmed against French multinational Lafarge for Complicity in Crimes against Humanity in Syria

Today, the Investigative Chamber of the Paris Court of Appeals decided: French multinational Lafarge is facing the charge of complicity in crimes against humanity. …

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Auchan and deceptive business practices : NGOs appeal the decision to dismiss the case

Investigating judge dismissed the case against Auchan, following a complaint for misleading business practices initiated by Sherpa, ActionAid and the Collectif Ethique sur l’étiquette.…

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CASE: EU Anti-SLAPP Initiative Encouraging, All Eyes On Member States

Brussels, 28.04.2022 – The European Commission’s proposals represent a crucial first step forward in the fight against SLAPPs in Europe. At a press briefing…

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[Opinion] Corporate complicity in crimes against humanity: the Lafarge Case

In October 2022, Lafarge pleaded guilty in the US to funding terrorism and accepted to pay 778 million dollars in fine and forfeiture. While…

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Samsung case on deceptive commercial practices grounds: French Supreme Court confirms inadmissibility of the CSOs’ claim

Sherpa and ActionAid argued that they could take action against the multinational on the basis of deceiving commercial practices. The French supreme court (Cour…

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French cosmetics company Yves Rocher facing court proceedings for failure to ensure freedom of association and workers’ rights in Turkey

Sherpa, ActionAid France, the Turkish trade union Petrol-Iş and 34 former employees of a Turkish subsidiary of the Yves Rocher Group have taken the cosmetics company to court. They accuse the French company of having failed to meet its obligations under the French law on the duty of vigilance with regard to the freedom to join a union and workers’ fundamental rights.

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Large corruption schemes involving oil giant SBM Offshore: request for the opening of an investigation into French nationals’ involvement

Paris, 21 March 2022 – On Friday 18 March, Sherpa filed a complaint asking the French National Financial Prosecutor’s Office (PNF) to open an…

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Indigenous people gravely impacted by cattle farming: new piece of evidence in the case against Casino

Socfin/Bolloré plantations: rising profits, ongoing repression

Charges Confirmed against French multinational Lafarge for Complicity in Crimes against Humanity in Syria

Auchan and deceptive business practices : NGOs appeal the decision to dismiss the case

CASE: EU Anti-SLAPP Initiative Encouraging, All Eyes On Member States

[Opinion] Corporate complicity in crimes against humanity: the Lafarge Case

Samsung case on deceptive commercial practices grounds: French Supreme Court confirms inadmissibility of the CSOs’ claim

French cosmetics company Yves Rocher facing court proceedings for failure to ensure freedom of association and workers’ rights in Turkey

Large corruption schemes involving oil giant SBM Offshore: request for the opening of an investigation into French nationals’ involvement

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