French Supreme Court reinstates human rights charges against Lafarge for ISIS crimes

Sarah JollySeptember 14, 2021
IS logos painted on walls in Aleppo, Syria. Credit: Shutterstock/Mohammad Bash
IS logos painted on walls in Aleppo, Syria. Credit: Shutterstock/Mohammad Bash

France’s Supreme Court has ordered construction firm Lafarge to face charges of complicity in crimes against humanity by Islamic State, after ruling that the Paris Court of Appeal “wrongly cancelled” the charges in 2019.

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Sarah JollySeptember 14, 2021
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