Corporate Accountability Archives - Page 3 of 3 - Amnesty International Ireland

26th January 2017
UK: Shell ruling gives green light for corporations to profit from abuses overseas

12th December 2016
Palm Oil and human rights: What you need to know

30th November 2016
Global brands profiting from child and forced labour

6th October 2016
Corporate Crime: New principles will help governments and law enforcement tackle corporate abuse

24th August 2016
Ten years after toxic waste dumping, victims remain in the dark

Construction Continues at 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar Stadiums

30th March 2016
The Ugly Side of the Beautiful Game: Exploitation of migrant workers on a Qatar 2022 World Cup site

30th September 2015
CLEAN IT UP: Shell’s false claims about oil spill response in the Niger Delta

16th December 2014
Pakistan: Sickening Taliban school attack highlights vulnerability of civilians

4th December 2014
Philippines: Senate opens inquiry into Amnesty International torture findings

4th December 2014
Philippines: New report exposes culture of impunity within Philippine police force

12th November 2014
USA recognises that the Convention Against Torture applies at Guantánamo

12th November 2014
USA should use UN hearing to address ‘shocking accountability gap’ on torture

17th June 2014
UK intelligence forced to reveal secret policy for mass surveillance of residents’ Facebook and Google use.

10th January 2014
Amnesty expresses serious concern at Irish Government failure to address human rights on Gulf Trade Mission

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