After losing court rulings in Ecuador and the United States in recent weeks, Chevron is now betting everything on an obscure private arbitration panel acting under the mantle of the U.S.-Ecuador Free Trade Agreement.
Eye on the Amazon
US Court Delivers Serious Rebuke to Chevron's Abusive Legal Tactics
Victory for Ecuadorians Seeking Justice in the Amazon
The ruling sets right a "grave injustice against the Ecuadorians," and "rebukes Chevron's abusive legal tactics ... to malign the very people who suffer as a result of the company's deliberate poisoning of their homeland."
Chevron's 500 Lawyers At 39 Law Firms Defeated For Third Time
Five Impoverished Indigenous Groups One Step Closer To Justice
The Chevron Pit | How many lawyers does it take to lose three court decisions in a row? According to a Chevron declaration: About 500.
Vale: Worst Corporation in the World?
In our tradition of going after corporate crooks we invite you to help denounce Vale, the largest iron-ore mining company in the world and a prime force behind the disastrous Belo Monte Dam.
Great Moments In Stupid Chevron PR
The Understory | Chevron's spokespeople have never been afraid to make absurd excuses for why their company puts profits over people. Now that Chevron has been found guilty again, we wonder what new ridiculous excuse it will dream up.
Ecuador Plaintiffs Tell Chevron: "Enough is Enough!"
"You must pay for the crime that you committed in Ecuador. You must pay for the social, cultural, and environmental damage that you caused. And this will allow us to begin repairing that damage."
Ecuador Appeals Court Affirms $18 Billion Pollution Judgment Against Chevron: Time to Pay Up!
The ruling brings justice one significant step closer for the Amazonian communities who have suffered for decades from Chevron's callousness.
Crude Politics: Is Chevron Involved in a Billion Dollar Bait-and-Switch?
As the Yasuni-ITT Initiative deadline approaches, did its chief negotiator make a deal with the devil?
The Huffington Post | With Chevron running out of legal options to avoid its $18 billion liability in Ecuador, the company may be taking corporate malfeasance and greenwashing to a whole new level.
Stand4TheAmazon this Season
We are delighted to share a message from TV personality Layla Kayleigh who has teamed with Amazon Watch for a special campaign for "Stand for the Amazon Day" on December 28th.
