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SOMO, the Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations, investigates the impacts and enablers of unjustified corporate power. Independent, factual, and critical, we have a clear goal – a fair and sustainable world in which public interests outweigh corporate interests.
Since our establishment in 1973, we have been dedicated to reshaping the economic framework by restraining corporate power and championing social equity.
Headquartered in Amsterdam, we work with hundreds of organisations worldwide, acting as a knowledge, research and communications hub.
Spotlight
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Proposed Tata Steel subsidy may rise to €11 billionPosted in category:News
Joseph Wilde-RamsingPublished on: -
Behind the barrel: The oil traders fueling Israel’s genocidePosted in category:Long readPublished on: -
Internal Shell documents shatter corporate spin on the Niger DeltaPosted in category:Opinion
Audrey GaughranPublished on:
Audrey Gaughran
The Netherlands-Israel Investment Files
‘The Netherlands-Israel Investment Files’ shed light on how Israeli companies use the Netherlands as an investment hub and how foreign companies can use the Netherlands as a base for investment in Israel.
The companies highlighted in these Files are only a sample of the wide range of corporate entities that use the Netherlands to facilitate investment to and from Israel. The six profiled companies cover key sectors and show different aspects of how the Dutch system works.
Issues we work on
Within the framework of our five-year strategy and our mission to overhaul the economy to prioritise human rights and ecological sustainability over profits, our efforts are centered around a few key critical issues.
Latest updates
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Norwegian court green lights class action lawsuit against telecoms giantPosted in category:NewsPublished on:
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Different energy resources; same race to the bottomPosted in category:Opinion
Sara FleischerPublished on:
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EU’s data centre expansion will fast-track profits and power for US Big Tech and investorsPosted in category:Long read
Misa NorigamiPublished on: -
Joint letter: A just and equitable critical minerals futurePosted in category:Published on:Statement
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