The Supreme Court ruled that non-US citizens can no longer sue in US courts over international human-rights violations, sharply narrowing legal recourse in cross-border rights cases. The decision is a setback for human-rights plaintiffs and reinforces a more restrictive US legal posture, though the immediate market impact is likely limited.
The Supreme Court ruled that non-US citizens can no longer sue in US courts over international human-rights violations, sharply narrowing legal recourse in cross-border rights cases. The decision is a setback for human-rights plaintiffs and reinforces a more restrictive US legal posture, though the immediate market impact is likely limited.
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