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Apartheid Suit Continues

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As MSNBC (via AP) reports, the United States Supreme Court upheld a Second Circuit decision allowing an Alien Tort Claims Act suit to proceed against various banks and corporations based on their alleged "aiding and abetting" of the apartheid system...

Full post as published by TortsProf Blog on May 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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