South Africa:   Judge Dismisses Apartheid Case Against U.S. Companies

VOA, 28 August 2014

A U.S. judge has dismissed a 12 year-old lawsuit against two major corporations accused of encouraging human rights violations in apartheid-era South Africa. Read more »

South Africa:  U.S. Motor Company Settles Apartheid Law Suit, Say Victims

Khulumani Support Group, 28 February 2012

Nearly ten years after Khulumani first lodged its lawsuit against alleged apartheid-era corporate collaborators with the security forces of the apartheid regime, a US court has… Read more »

South Africa:  Landmark Ruling Allows Apartheid Victims to Sue Multinationals

Fahamu, 16 July 2009

In one of the most significant legal rulings in the post-apartheid history of South Africa, victims of apartheid have finally received the green light from a US judge to sue… Read more »

South Africa:  Sasol Slapped With Reparations Bill

Mineweb, 6 April 2003

South African energy group, Sasol, scheduled to debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday (9 April), is the next in line to face apartheid reparation claims which have… Read more »

South Africa:  IBM, ICL Accused of Apartheid Collaboration

ITWeb, 14 November 2002

IBM had an extensive involvement in the apartheid regime in that it was the largest computer supplier in SA, the Khulumani Support Group says in its complaint filed in the New York… Read more »