Holding the IFC Accountable for Aiding and Abetting Murder and Terrorization of Honduran Farmers and Financing the Pollution of the Kutch Coast in India Discussion with Marco Simons on Doe v. IFC in which the IFC is alleged to have knowingly profited from financing the murder and terrorization of Honduran farmers by Dinant, a land grabbing palm corporation. We also discuss Jam v. IFC and the IFC's alleged negligence and failure to abide by its own internal procedures in financing a coal power plant in Gujarat, India, that has resulted in dire environmental consequences and impeded the local community's traditional way of life. Additionally, we look at the structure and mandate of the IFC and its lack of accountability. We also discuss the legal and policy issues concerning the IFC's claim of immunity in these matters and the importance of holding our international organizations accountable. For More Info: http://www.courthousenews.com/ ifc_tata_mundra_complaint.pdf https://www.earthrights.org/node/2686 https://www.earthrights.org/media/honduran-farmers-sue-world-bank-group-human-rights-violations http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/honduran-farmers-to-the-world-bank-group-see-you https://www.earthrights.org/blog/north-east-south-west-palm-oil-kills-around-globe http://www.brettonwoodsproject.org/2014/01/ifc-fails-act-human-rights-abuses-honduras/ http://www.worldbank.org/en/about/leadership/votingpowers https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2017/mar/08/farmers-sue-world-bank-lending-arm-ifc-over-alleged-violence-in-honduras http://lta.reuters.com/ http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/Honduran-Campesinos-Take-World-Bank-to-Court-for-Financing-Murder-and-Terror follow #exposeIFC thread on Twitter