Earthrights International

'It is time for domestic and international stakeholders to adequately pay attention to the experiences of these Indigenous women defenders.'

Ruling 'allows U.S. corporation to finance terrorism without accountability,' says human rights group

Lawyers say the settlement is unprecedented, but locals point out: 'The fishermen cannot hope to return to fishing in the Bodo rivers and creeks because of the depth of hydrocarbon pollution resulting from the oil spills.'

'My community is yet to be compensated for what it has suffered,' says one survivor of the deadly gas leak

“These families have been living with Union Carbide pollution for decades. We remain committed to seeking the justice that they deserve,” said co-counsel Rajan Sharma.

Five years after spills, Niger Delta residents say, 'Our food tastes of oil, our children are sick and we get skin rashes. Life here has stopped.'

"Sweeping" subpoena violates rights of those who spoke out against oil giant's devastating actions in Ecuador