Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Chevron’s operations in the Ecuadorian Amazon that left Indigenous communities with poisoned rivers and skyrocketing cancer rates. After an Ecuadorian court ruled against Chevron, the company pulled its assets from the country and refused to pay. US courts turned their backs. Juliana Rodrigues de Senna from the Transnational Institute is part of a global movement confronting one of the most dangerous forces shaping our world today: corporations that operate across borders but answer to no one.
As co-facilitator of the Global Campaign to Stop Corporate Impunity, she supports frontline communities and movements demanding laws that hold multinational companies accountable for abuses committed anywhere in their global operations. If a corporation profits from a supply chain, it must be held liable for violations that happen along it. The campaign is not only fighting for legal tools to end this impunity. It is building power from the ground up, connecting territories, organizing across borders, and refusing to let corporations write their own rules.
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Chevron’s operations in the Ecuadorian Amazon that left Indigenous communities with poisoned rivers and skyrocketing cancer rates. After an Ecuadorian court ruled against Chevron, the company pulled its assets from the country and refused to pay. US courts turned their backs. Juliana Rodrigues de Senna from the Transnational Institute is part of a global movement confronting one of the most dangerous forces shaping our world today: corporations that operate across borders but answer to no one.
As co-facilitator of the Global Campaign to Stop Corporate Impunity, she supports frontline communities and movements demanding laws that hold multinational companies accountable for abuses committed anywhere in their global operations. If a corporation profits from a supply chain, it must be held liable for violations that happen along it. The campaign is not only fighting for legal tools to end this impunity. It is building power from the ground up, connecting territories, organizing across borders, and refusing to let corporations write their own rules.
Visit our website: tni.org
Support our work: tni.org/en/support-tni
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