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Transnational Corporate power is formidable. Its influence casts a long shadow. Sustained political will and active participation and courage from governments will be crucial to turning back the juggernaut of mega corporate power and establishing a new international legal regime that gives primacy to human rights over corporate profit and corporate crime.

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  • Corporate Power: A David and Goliath struggle for the 21st century

    Stop Corporate Impunity

    This article focusses on TNCs as global actors, the structures and mechanisms that grant them impunity for wrong doing, and the deepening and widespread popular resist

    Longread by
    • Brid Brennan
    • Gonzalo Berrón

  • Transnational Corporations and Free Trade in Mexico Caravan on the Social and Environmental Impacts (#ToxiTourMexico)

    Stop Corporate Impunity
    Report by
    • Martín Álvarez-Mullaly
    • Iñaki Barcena
    • Lucía Bárcena
    • Lucía Benavides
    • Lorenzo Bozada
    • Cristina Caldera
    • Alan Carmona
    • Refugio Choreño
    • Peter Clausing
    • Thomas Dürmeier
    • Sofía Enciso
    • Graciela González
    • Ralf Häußler
    • Julisa Hernández
    • Fabiola Lara
    • Martin Mantxo
    • Julia Martí
    • Cindy McCulligh
    • Alejandra Méndez Serrano
    • Laura Méndez Rivas
    • Rocío Montaño
    • Bettina Müller
    • Cecilia Olivet
    • Mercedes Páramo
    • Mayra Peña Contreras
    • Manuel Pérez-Rocha
    • Olivier Petitjean
    • Federico Pohls Fuentevilla
    • Alejandra Ramírez Varela
    • Patricia Rendón
    • Giovanna Segura
    • Sabrina Spitznagel
    • Mónica Vargas
    • Oswaldo Villegas
    • the teams from Taula per Mèxic
    • the teams from Multiwatch
    • the offices of MEP Leïla Chaibi
    • the offices of Senator Patricia Torres Ray (Minnesota, USA)

  • Cities versus Multinationals

    • Public Community Collaborations
    • Water Justice
    • Stop Corporate Impunity
    • Remunicipalisation
    • Energy Democracy
    Report by
    • Max Carbonell Ballestero
    • Déborah Berlioz
    • Igor Lasić
    • Kenneth Haar
    • Yago Álvarez Barba
    • Maria Maggiore
    • Benoît Collet
    • Olivier Petitjean
    • Rachel Knaebel
    • Hazel Sheffield
    • Maxime Combes
    • Barnabé Binctin
    • Guernica Facundo Vericat
    • Radek Vrábel
    • Olivier Hoedeman
    • Lina María González Correa
    • Mónica Vargas
    • Eleonora de Majo
    • Blanca Bayas Fernández
    • Alfons Pérez
    • Laia Forné
    • Nuria Alabao
    • Sol Trumbo Vila
    • Emma Avilés

  • Fighting Corporate Impunity in South(ern) Africa

    Stop Corporate Impunity
    Podcast

  • Lobby Planet Paris : A guide to corporate COP21

    • Just Transition
    • Stop Corporate Impunity
    • Climate Crisis
    Report

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Fighting Corporate Impunity in South(ern) Africa

Podcast

This episode of the State of Power podcast outlines some of the violations against people and the environment, perpetrated by Transnational Corporations in South Africa: Cases such as the massacre of protesting miners at the Marikana mine in August 2012, and ongoing attempts to evict rural communities in Pondoland from their land to facilitate titanium mining serve to underline the need for a binding international legal mechanism. 

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