TotalEnergies accused of 'complicity in war crimes' at Mozambique gas site

France 24Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 10:16:47 AM
TotalEnergies accused of 'complicity in war crimes' at Mozambique gas site
  • The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights has accused TotalEnergies of complicity in war crimes at a gas site in Mozambique, highlighting the potential legal and ethical ramifications for the company. This complaint underscores the scrutiny faced by corporations operating in conflict
  • This development could significantly impact TotalEnergies' reputation and operations, as allegations of complicity in war crimes may lead to increased regulatory oversight, potential legal challenges, and a reassessment of its business practices in Mozambique and similar regions.
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