Corporate crime is not due to a few´bad apples´ but to an architecture of impunity and a structure of power that puts corporate rights above human rights. An infographic from the State of Power report 2015
Sources: Corporate Crimes (Chevrontoxico.com, Amnesty International & Center for Constitutional Rights); Economic Power (Chevron.com, Facing-finance.org);Political power (Chevron.com and Opensecrets.org); Trade (wto.org, Uncitral); Legal power (Amazonwatch.org and Gibson Dunn); Social Power (Chevron.com)
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