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Corporate accountability collection

Activists and speakers - including King Okabi of the Ogale community - call for an end to Shell's pollution of the Niger Delta and compensation outside the Royal Courts of Justice in London, on day one of the Ogale and Bille communities vs Shell trial, 13

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Globalisation has given corporations unprecedented power and influence, with profound impacts on people and communities worldwide. While businesses can drive positive change, Amnesty International UK has also exposed widespread abuses where weak regulation allows human rights to be undermined.

This collection brings together resources examining corporate impacts on human rights and our work to hold companies to account.

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The resources listed below bring together a selection of resources produced by Amnesty International UK’s Politics, Policy and research team.

Each resource examines the impact of various corporations on human rights, and what we're doing to drive change.

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