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Submissions Sought: AJIL Agora on Human Rights Litigation after Kiobel

eandersen wrote 3 days ago: Call for AJIL Agora Submissions: Transnational Human Rights Litigation After Kiobel The American Jou … more →

Tags: AJIL, Asil, Extraterritoriality, Human Rights, kiobel

Ex-Employer Wants Would-Be Whistleblower’s Appeal Dismissed In Light of the US Supreme Court’s Ruling Over Alien Tort Statute Claims

The Resolution Law Group wrote 5 days ago: In light of the US Supreme Court’s decision in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Shell Petroleum Co., the attorn … more →

Tags: Miscellaneous, The Resolution Law Group, Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection A, GE Energy, John Roberts, Nigeria, Royal Dutch Shell, Supreme Court, united states

Thomas Jefferson Disagrees with the Supreme Court's Decision in Kiobel26 comments

Susan Simpson wrote 1 week ago: In 1792, Thomas Jefferson, as the first Secretary of State, made note of complaints that had been lo … more →

Tags: Jefferson, kiobel

US Supreme Court decision could deny justice for Bougainville2 comments

ramunickel wrote 3 weeks ago: Court reinforces pro-multinational decision UPI The U.S. Supreme Court Monday ruled for a powerful m … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Papua New Guinea, Bougainville, Rio Tinto, Panguna, united states

Kiobel Postscript1 comment

Roger L. Phillips wrote 3 weeks ago: Further to my earlier analysis here, there was one other remarkable detail in the U.S. Supreme Court … more →

Tags: Somalia, Worldwide, Definition Of Piracy, Jurisdiction, United States Supreme Court, Universal Jurisdiction

Kiobel's Bowman Problem: Where the Legislature Has Enacted Laws to Defend the U.S. Government's Interests, the Presumption Against Extraterritoriality Does Not Apply

Susan Simpson wrote 3 weeks ago: Last week, in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum, et al., the Supreme Court deviated from its prior two … more →

Tags: ATS, kiobel

Kiobel vs Shell: blow to promoting human rights in business

Thomas Alberts wrote 3 weeks ago: I wanted to write something about the Kiobel vs Shell judgment last week, but haven’t found th … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Nigeria, shell, UN Guiding Principles, US Supreme Court

That did not take long! DaimlerChrysler v Bauman may clarify Kiobel - Corporate Social Responsibility remains in the Supreme Court spotlight

Geert Van Calster wrote 3 weeks ago: When I said here that ATS cases might end up at the USSC again, I did not think less than a week lat … more →

Tags: Conflict of Laws /Private international law, Environmental Law - International, General, ATS, CSR, DaimlerChrysler, DaimlerChrysler v Bauman, Extraterritoriality, Human Rights

Piracy – Not just Kiobel’s Analogy

Roger L. Phillips wrote 3 weeks ago: Justice Kennedy – the deciding vote in Kiobel Cross-posted at opiniojuris.org The majority opi … more →

Tags: Somalia, Worldwide, anti-piracy law, Definition Of Piracy, Gulf of Aden, Jurisdiction, Kingpins, TFG, United States Supreme Court

The Politics of Space: Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum

prliste wrote 3 weeks ago: Read my contribution to the “Verfassungsblog“ Law is a ‘politics of space.’ The last wee … more →

Tags: pl, international law, united states, Human Rights, kiobel

A New Supreme Court Case Shows What Might've Been in Kiobel

Michael Williams wrote 3 weeks ago: For some time now, Susan and I have been saying that courts already have a number of tools at their … more →

Tags: international law, Jurisdiction, kiobel

Guest Post: Human Rights Lawyer Paul Wolf Represents Colombian Victims of Chiquita Brands

Paula Delgado-Kling wrote 4 weeks ago: Guest Blogger Paul Wolf is a human rights lawyer who represents some 10,000 Colombian victims in a l … more →

Tags: Guest Posts, Human Rights, Justice, The War On Terror, AUC, autodefensas unidas de colombia, Chiquita Brands, Citizens United v. FEC, Coca-Cola

USSC ruling has an impact on EU private international law, too

Geert Van Calster wrote 4 weeks ago: I have published my first impression of the USSC Kiobel case here. At issue is the extraterritorial … more →

Tags: european law, Europe in the World, kiobel, USSC, conflict of laws, CSR, Corporate social responsibility, shell, Brussels I Regulation

Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum - a Blow to Human Rights?

JCM wrote 4 weeks ago: Yesterday the Supreme Court handed down a decision on the case Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum. I wa … more →

Tags: Africa, united states, Justice, Human Rights, Nigeria, Supreme Court, kiobel

USSC in Kiobel - Foreign policy implications decide the issue.1 comment

Geert Van Calster wrote 4 weeks ago: The central question in Kiobel   turned out to be this: whether and under what circumstances US cour … more →

Tags: General, Conflict of Laws /Private international law, Environmental Law - International, Jurisdiction, shell, Extraterritoriality, CSR, Corporate social responsibility, USSC

Latest Developments, April 18

Beyond Aid wrote 4 weeks ago: In the latest news and analysis… Radical revision The New York Times editorial board calls the US Su … more →

Tags: latest developments, World Bank, corruption, Torture, Carbon Emissions, kiobel, Chagos islands, falklands/malvinas, Gun Control

US Supreme Court applies limitations on the Alien Tort Statute as a tool for bringing Multinational Corporations to Account

desespoirdusinge wrote 4 weeks ago: Yesterday saw the delivery of the  judgement in the case of Kiobel v Shell one that all those with a … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Multinational Corporation, Corporate Responsibility, shell, united states, Supreme Court of the United States, kiobel, Sosa v Alvarez Machain, Stephen Breyer

Multinational Corporations and Human Rights -- The Alien Tort Statute No Longer Applies.

Stuart Malawer wrote 4 weeks ago:      Yesterday the U.S. Supreme Court in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch (2013)  declared that the general pre … more →

Tags: Global trade relations, Extraterritoriality, Kiobel v. Royal Dutch, mulitnational corporations and human rights, presumption against extraterritoriality, presumption in favor of territoriality, New York Times and Wall Street journal board of editors

Mixed Reactions and Unanswered Questions in U.S. Supreme Court’s Ruling on Alien Tort Statute1 comment

TRACE wrote 4 weeks ago: Lead counsel for the plaintiffs in the Kiobel case Paul Hoffman, bottom right, stands in front of th … more →

Tags: Enforcement Actions, kiobel, presumption against extraterritoriality, Royal Dutch Shell, Supreme Court of the United States, human rights law


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