Complicity issues and redress for victims in the aftermath of Jesner v Arab Bank

Clare Patton; Ciara Hackett; Ciaran O'Kelly; Luke Moffett

Complicity issues and redress for victims in the aftermath of Jesner v Arab Bank

Clare Patton, Ciara Hackett, Ciaran O'Kelly, Luke Moffett

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Jesner v Arab Bank focused on whether corporate defendants could be held liable under the Alien Torts Statute (ATS). This blog post concentrated on unpacking two central issues of the case 1) the Court's narrow view on complicity and its disregard for passive complicity; and 2) the implications of the decision for victims of human rights violations involving corporations.

Original language	English
Type	Business and Human Rights blog
Media of output	Blog
Publication status	Published - 30 Apr 2018

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Complicity Issues and Redress for Victims in the Aftermath of Jesner v Arab Bank plc
Hackett, C., O'Kelly, C., Patton, C. & Moffett, L.
30/04/2018
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