
UN Expands Blacklist to 68 Companies for Alleged Human Rights Violations in Israeli Settlements
The United Nations has added 68 companies to its blacklist for alleged complicity in human rights violations linked to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. This expansion raises concerns about corporate accountability and the impact of business operations on Palestinian rights, reflecting increased international scrutiny of companies in conflict zones. The total number of firms on the list now stands at 158, predominantly including Israeli companies along with firms from the U.S., Canada, and Europe.

UN Expands Blacklist to 68 Companies for Alleged Human Rights Violations in Israeli Settlements
The United Nations has added 68 companies to its blacklist for alleged complicity in human rights violations linked to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. This expansion raises concerns about corporate accountability and the impact of business operations on Palestinian rights, reflecting increased international scrutiny of companies in conflict zones. The total number of firms on the list now stands at 158, predominantly including Israeli companies along with firms from the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
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