ExxonMobil Oil Corp

ExxonMobil Oil Corp is a subsidiary of ExxonMobil involved in oil and gas production and distribution.

CCI Score

-46.46

0.02% April 18

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ExxonMobil Political Contributions and Lobbying Activity, 2024

Exxon Mobil's political profile indicates significant contributions ($1.89M) and lobbying expenditures ($6.82M) in the 2024 cycle, alongside revolving door practices with lobbyists moving between government and corporate roles. These activities raise concerns about the company's influence over policy and democratic accountability.

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ExxonMobil Oil Corp is currently rated as a Quisling.

-44 to -59 CCI Score

These companies are fully aligned with authoritarian regimes. They not only support but also enforce oppressive policies, playing a significant role in the regime’s operational apparatus and contributing directly to its consolidation of power.

Latest Events

FEB

06

2025

ExxonMobil Political Contributions and Lobbying Activity, 2024
-29.42

Exxon Mobil's political profile indicates significant contributions ($1.89M) and lobbying expenditures ($6.82M) in the 2024 cycle, alongside revolving door practices with lobbyists moving between government and corporate roles. These activities raise concerns about the company's influence over policy and democratic accountability.
-40

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 19

ExxonMobil's reported political contributions of approximately $1.89M and lobbying expenditures of $6.82M in 2024 demonstrate a concentrated effort to shape political outcomes favoring corporate interests. This level of financial engagement, coupled with significant lobbying spending, is indicative of attempts to influence policy in ways that may undermine democratic processes and support authoritarian agendas.

Exxon Mobil Profile: Summary
-20

Executive Political Engagement

March 19

The revolving door phenomenon, with a high number of ExxonMobil lobbyists having previous government experience (53 out of 69 in 2023 and 50 out of 66 in 2024), demonstrates substantial executive political engagement. This blurring of lines between corporate leadership and government roles raises concerns over regulatory capture and the undue influence on policy-making in favor of corporate interests.

Exxon Mobil Profile: Summary
MAY

16

2023

ExxonMobil Settles Aceh Human Rights Lawsuit
-49.48

ExxonMobil Oil Corp settled a decades-long lawsuit brought by Aceh villagers alleging human rights abuses, including torture linked to security arrangements with the Indonesian military. This event raises concerns about the company's commitment to ethical labor practices and human rights.
-60

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

The settlement of a long-running lawsuit over alleged human rights violations in Aceh raises significant red flags about ExxonMobil's adherence to labor rights and ethical responsibility. The allegations, which include claims of torture, suggest complicity in repressive practices and a disregard for the welfare of affected communities, aligning negatively with anti-fascist values.

Indonesia: After two decades, ExxonMobil settles case of alleged human rights abuses including torture brought by Aceh villagers
MAY

15

2023

ExxonMobil Aceh Human Rights Litigation Settlement
-65.96

In May 2023, eleven Indonesian citizens settled a long-running human rights lawsuit against ExxonMobil Oil Corp. The lawsuit alleged that the company contracted Indonesian soldiers to secure its operations in Aceh, Indonesia, leading to severe abuses including murder, torture, sexual assault, and kidnapping. This litigation highlights serious deficiencies in the company's labor relations and ethical responsibilities.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

ExxonMobil Oil Corp was implicated in a case where its contracted security forces, composed of Indonesian soldiers, were alleged to have committed severe human rights abuses against local villagers in Aceh. The prolonged litigation and evidence presented in court reflect a significant failure to uphold basic labor rights and human dignity, thereby contributing to systemic unethical business practices.

ExxonMobil -Villagers of Aceh Litigation
JAN

01

2023

ExxonMobil's Political Contributions and Implications for Authoritarian Policies
-31.79

In 2023, ExxonMobil directed significant funds to political organizations and candidate committees. This strategic allocation of corporate resources raises concerns about the potential influence over political processes and alignment with authoritarian policies.
-40

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 19

ExxonMobil's political contributions, including a $300,000 donation to five national political organizations and additional funds supporting state-level candidates, demonstrate a calculated effort to influence political processes. From an anti-fascist perspective, such contributions risk bolstering policies that favor corporate interests and may indirectly support authoritarian practices. The company’s approach, even if legally compliant, raises serious concerns about corporate complicity in the erosion of democratic norms.

Political contributions
JAN

01

2023

Exxon in human rights trouble
-55.63

ExxonMobil Oil Corp has settled a lawsuit brought by Aceh villagers in Indonesia over allegations of serious human rights abuses. Claims include accounts of torture, sexual assault, and other violent acts occurring around the company’s oil and gas facilities during the late 1990s and early 2000s, raising questions about ExxonMobil's adherence to ethical labor and human rights practices.
-70

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

The lawsuit settlement highlights longstanding allegations that ExxonMobil's operations in Indonesia were linked to severe human rights abuses, including torture and sexual assault. Such allegations and the subsequent settlement underscore a failure to adhere to ethical labor practices and protect the rights and safety of local communities. This behavior contributes to systemic abuses and exhibits a troubling disregard for human rights, which is especially concerning in the context of rising authoritarian tendencies.

Exxon in human rights trouble