(Reuters) - Herman Johnson was speaking at the start of a civil trial
of the Alabama-based company on charges that it committed a war
crime by providing support to a paramilitary group suspected of
the 2001 killings.
Privately-held Drummond Company Inc. denies any connection
with paramilitary groups in a case considered a landmark
because it could, if successful, open the door for other
parties to sue transnational companies on human rights abuses.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
of the Alabama-based company on charges that it committed a war
crime by providing support to a paramilitary group suspected of
the 2001 killings.
Privately-held Drummond Company Inc. denies any connection
with paramilitary groups in a case considered a landmark
because it could, if successful, open the door for other
parties to sue transnational companies on human rights abuses.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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