Give in or get sued
How Shell used the Dutch-Nigerian trade agreement to obtain the rights to the lucrative OPL 245 oil field.
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Shell put Nigeria under pressure with ISDS process to obtain oil field OPL 245
Shell used the investment agreement between the Netherlands and Nigeria to obtain a lucrative oil field at remarkably good conditions. This follows from internal e-mails from the oil company. Friends of the Earth Netherlands and…
Tax avoidance or state aid?
How the Dutch tax authority gave Shell’s foreign shareholders a gift of more than 7 billion euros. If the recent upheaval about the dividend tax in the Netherlands has taught us anything, it’s that Royal…
Removing Barriers to Justice
How a treaty on business and human rights could improve access to remedy for victims
ActionAid and SOMO reveal billion dollar tax break benefiting Shell, Total and Eni
Publication / January 1, 2016 How Shell, Total and Eni benefit from tax breaks in Nigeria’s gas industry The case of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG) Oil giants Shell, Total and Eni have received…
How Shell, Total and Eni benefit from tax breaks in Nigeria’s gas industry
The case of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG)
The Swiss Connection
The Role of Switzerland in Shell's Corporate Structure and Tax Planning
Sustainable voting advice for investors
This year the Dutch Association of Investors for Sustainable Development (Vereniging van Beleggers voor Duurzame Ontwikkeling – VBDO) has issued sustainable voting advices which can be used when voting at the annual general meeting (AGM)…
Morgen awards ‘Groene Zeepbel’ 2010 to Shell
On Saturday 26 June, the student network for a sustainable future, Morgen, awarded the Groene Zeepbel (Green Soap Bubble) 2010 to Shell. In recent weeks, Morgen called on all students in the Netherlands to vote…
Royal Dutch Shell – Overview of controversial business practices in 2009
Royal Dutch Shell - Overview of controversial business practices in 2009
Shell violates OECD Guidelines in the Philippines
The Dutch National Contact Point (NCP) today found Shell guilty of violating the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises at its oil depot in Manila, the Philippines. Shell’s local subsidiary Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation (PSPC) and…
Shell – Overview of controversial business practices in 2008
OECD Watch Newsletter April 2007
Bio-energy – sector overview
OECD Watch Newsletter June 2006
OECD complaints against Shell
Environmental organisations file OECD complaints against Shell for worldwide violations of the OECD Guidelines In the Philippines, Shell is guilty of manipulating local authorities and failing to adequately inform local residents and employees about the…
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