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OECD recognises Pluspetrol's responsibility for environmental damage and Indigenous rights violations in the Peruvian Amazon
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Lima, 3 Sep (EFE).- The office in the Netherlands of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) responsible for ensuring the guidelines of the agency on corporate social responsibility concluded that the oil company Pluspetrol, of Argentine capital and with headquarters in Amsterdam, violated fundamental rights of indigenous peoples of the Amazon during the fifteen years that it was in charge of the exploitation of Lot 192,…
OECD recognises Pluspetrol's responsibility for environmental damage and Indigenous rights violations in the Peruvian Amazon
The OECD National Contact Point in the Netherlands concluded that Pluspetrol violated human rights and is responsible for pollution in Indigenous territories in Peru's Amazon. Perú Equidad, one of FIDH's member organisations, was one of the groups instrumental in supporting affected communities in demanding remediation. Lima and The Hague, 3 September 2025. In an official statement released today, the National Contact Point (NCP) of the Organisa…
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