Up | March 03, 2012
Kiobel v. Shell: More on corporate rights and responsibilities
If corporations are offered First Amendment rights of free speech like people, then can they be held accountable for international human rights violations like people too? The Up w/Chris Hayes panel debates corporate personhood as seen with the court case Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Petroleum, commonly known as Shell, in which may set a precedent in defining corporate identity.
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