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Neal Katyal speaks during the Aspen Ideas Festival 2015 on July 3, 2015 in Aspen, Colorado. The attorney defended Nestle and Cargill, two companies accused of using child slavery in Africa, before the U.S. Supreme Court. (Photo: Leigh Vogel/WireImage)
"This ruling has disturbing implications for future victims of human rights abuses seeking justice against businesses in U.S. courts. This ruling also sets a dangerous precedent, giving corporations impunity for profiting from human rights abuses." --Marco Simons, EarthRights International
\u201cWe\u2019re celebrating \u201cthe end of slavery\u201d but American companies are still profiting off of slave labor.\u201d— \ud83d\ude37\ud83d\udc89\ud83e\uddfc COVID, FLU, RSV WAVES UNDERWAY (@\ud83d\ude37\ud83d\udc89\ud83e\uddfc COVID, FLU, RSV WAVES UNDERWAY) 1623945854
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"This ruling has disturbing implications for future victims of human rights abuses seeking justice against businesses in U.S. courts. This ruling also sets a dangerous precedent, giving corporations impunity for profiting from human rights abuses." --Marco Simons, EarthRights International
\u201cWe\u2019re celebrating \u201cthe end of slavery\u201d but American companies are still profiting off of slave labor.\u201d— \ud83d\ude37\ud83d\udc89\ud83e\uddfc COVID, FLU, RSV WAVES UNDERWAY (@\ud83d\ude37\ud83d\udc89\ud83e\uddfc COVID, FLU, RSV WAVES UNDERWAY) 1623945854
"This ruling has disturbing implications for future victims of human rights abuses seeking justice against businesses in U.S. courts. This ruling also sets a dangerous precedent, giving corporations impunity for profiting from human rights abuses." --Marco Simons, EarthRights International
\u201cWe\u2019re celebrating \u201cthe end of slavery\u201d but American companies are still profiting off of slave labor.\u201d— \ud83d\ude37\ud83d\udc89\ud83e\uddfc COVID, FLU, RSV WAVES UNDERWAY (@\ud83d\ude37\ud83d\udc89\ud83e\uddfc COVID, FLU, RSV WAVES UNDERWAY) 1623945854