UN adds 61 companies to settlements database, bringing total to 214
1 Sep 25 · 2d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
The UN human rights office expanded the database by 61 firms from 11 countries—most Israeli but also including businesses from China, the US, France, Germany, and others—while removing 5 companies that had ceased their involvement. Newly added firms include Israeli pesticide maker ADAMA, real estate firm Alony Hetz, and Spain's Salvat Logistica, joining existing listings like Expedia and Airbnb.
“This report is another reminder to companies that they have human rights responsibilities and are expected to conduct due diligence…”
Volker TurkUN Human Rights Office Author of settlements database
Volker Turk UN rights chiefIsrael's diplomatic mission Israeli government representative
Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister
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first by Anadolu Agency, 2d ago · also Jerusalem Post, Ynetnews, Reuters, Al-Monitor, Straits Times, Le Monde.fr +5
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- UN expands list of companies linked to Israeli settlements in West Bank Le Monde.fr · 1d ago
- UN expands list of firms involved in illegal Israeli settlement activities Al Jazeera · 1d ago
- U.N. Releases New List of Companies It Says Do Business With Israeli Settlements NYT Middle East · 1d ago
- UN adds 61 new Israeli companies operating in illegal West Bank settlements Middle East Eye · 1d ago
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first by AP News, 1d ago · also Guardian, Toronto Star, Mercury News, Philadelphia Inquirer
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