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RAID promotes respect for human rights and responsible conduct by companies abroad. RAID works to ensure that companies that perpetrate human rights abuses, cause environmental harm or engage in corruption or financial impropriety are held to account. Working closely with affected communities, RAID seeks redress through complaints mechanisms and legal actions throughout the world, as well as advising governments, companies and international institutions on good practice.

 

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26 Mar 2012

RAID and others: "Congolese victims’ pursuit of justice against Canadian Company goes to Supreme Court"

Press release (English)

(français)

Related documents:

Plaintiff's Motion for a Class Action (unofficial English translation by RAID)

Superior Court judgement in favour of the victims (unofficial English translation by RAID)

Court of Appeal judgement (unofficial English translation by CCIJ)


26 Mar 2012

Felicité Monga, widow and Dickay Kunda, son of deceased Kilwa victim, Pierre Kunda Musopelo.
Felicité Monga, widow and Dickay Kunda, son of deceased Kilwa victim, Pierre Kunda Musopelo.

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14 Mar 2012

RAID and others: "Centerra Gold Inc. flouting Mongolia’s environmental protection laws: organizations file complaint with Canadian Government"

Press release

Request for Review


1 Feb 2012

Amnesty International: "Court's decision in Kilwa Massacre case denies right to remedy for victims of corporate human rights abuses"

Amnesty International statement


1 Feb 2012

RAID and others: "Congolese massacre survivors to pursue justice at the Supreme Court of Canada"

Press release (English)

(français)

Related documents:

Judgement of Quebec Court of Appeal (français)

Photo of the family and friends of victims outside Lubumbashi Cathedral, 7 years after the Kilwa massacre


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