International Corporations and American Courts | The Kojo Nnamdi Show

It's been more than a decade since acclaimed writer Ken Saro Wiwa and eight activists were tortured and executed by the military government of Nigeria. But a controversial lawsuit against an international oil company -- accused of aiding that country's pariah government -- only wrapped up last month in New York City. We examine the case of Wiwa vs. Royal Dutch Petroleum, and why a growing number of international corporations find themselves facing legal action within the U.S. for alleged misdeeds overseas.