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Reblog: Should Irish Companies be Liable for Selling Software to Syria?

March 6, 2017by Shane Darcy Leave a comment

In advance of the business and human rights litigation conference on 24 March at NUI Galway, I am reposting this blogpost from 2013, which looked at the potential liability of software companies for […]

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Should Irish companies be liable for selling technology to Syria?

June 25, 2013by Shane Darcy 1 Comment

Technology companies in France are facing legal action for having supplied technology to Libya and Syria that was implicated in human rights abuses. Amesys is facing charges of complicity in […]

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