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The historic conviction in France of Lafarge, a major cement company, for paying millions in bribes to jihadist groups, including the Islamic State, to maintain operations in Syria during the civil war, could significantly alter how multinational corporations operate in conflict zones, as it establishes that companies and their executives can be held accountable for acts of international terrorism related to their economic activities. #CorporateResponsibility #TerrorismFinance #InternationalLaw #FR #SY #CH #IQ

The historic conviction in France of Lafarge, a major cement company, for paying millions in bribes to jihadist groups, including the Islamic State, to maintain operations in Syria during the civil war, could significantly alter how multinational corporations operate in conflict zones, as it establishes that companies and their executives can be held accountable for acts of international terrorism related to their economic activities. #CorporateResponsibility #TerrorismFinance #InternationalLaw #FR #SY #CH #IQ

The historic conviction of Lafarge, a major French cement company, for paying millions to jihadist groups, including ISIS, to sustain its operations in Syria during the civil war has shaken the world of multinational corporations and could significantly alter their approach to conducting business in conflict zones. #CorporateResponsibility #TransnationalCompanies #TerrorismFinance

The historic conviction of Lafarge, a major French cement company, for paying millions to jihadist groups, including ISIS, to sustain its operations in Syria during the civil war has shaken the world of multinational corporations and could significantly alter their approach to conducting business in conflict zones. #CorporateResponsibility #TransnationalCompanies #TerrorismFinance

The historic conviction of Lafarge, a major French cement company, for paying millions in bribes to jihadist groups, including ISIS, to maintain operations in Syria during the civil war, could significantly alter how multinational corporations operate in conflict zones, as eight former executives, including the ex-CEO, were found guilty of international terrorism financing. #CorporateResponsibility #TerrorismFinance #MultinationalCorporations