Robert Kennedy Jr.
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RFK Jr.: Human Rights Lawyer Held Hostage by Big Oil
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21:29Now PlayingThis is a must-see: an exclusive interview and eye-opening account of one man's battle against corporate power, and what corporate influence’s infiltration in our legal system means for the future of justice and safeguarding our planet.
Steven Donziger, the courageous human rights and environmental lawyer, took on Big Oil – and was ultimately incarcerated as a result.
Donziger sued Chevron and Texaco for poisoning the water source for tens of thousands of Ecuadorian people by recklessly dumping oil waste from their drilling operations into Amazonian rivers and streams. Donziger and his small legal team won a $10 billion dollar lawsuit against the oil giants to clean up an environmental disaster that’s now called the “Amazon Chernobyl.” But Chevron refused to pay, and instead, targeted Donziger in a ferocious campaign that left him incarcerated and penniless.
When I’m president, I will give Steven Donziger the full presidential pardon he deserves. But Steve shouldn’t have to wait for justice. Help me pressure President Biden to pardon Steve now.
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