Apartheid Suit Lawyer Targets U.S., German Firms

24 Jun 2002

German banks Dresdner and Deutsche and U.S. computer firm IBM are the next targets of lawsuits seeking huge sums in reparations for victims of South Africa`s apartheid regime, a lawyer for the case said Sunday. Full Story

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