The French banking giant said the ruling by a jury in New York was 'clearly wrong' and that it plans to appeal.
The French bank said in a statement the ruling is ‘clearly wrong’ and that it plans to appeal.
By Lyndal Rowlands and News Agencies
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A New York jury has found that French banking giant BNP Paribas’s work in Sudan helped to prop up the regime of former ruler Omar al-Bashir, making it liable for atrocities that took place under his rule.
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