Take Action to Protest the Actions and Policies of the Top Corporate Human Rights Violators of 2005

Information and links to groups trying to work on it. Vote with your pocketbook too.

Companies:

Caterpiller: contracting with known violators of human rights, enabling house demolition, supplying equipment that kills Palestinian civilians and American peace activists

Chevron: environmental destruction, health violations, and violent killings

Coco-Cola: violent killings, kidnap and torture, water privatization, health violations, and discriminatory practices

Dow Chemical: creation of chemical weapons, marketing poisonous chemicals, illegal dumping of toxins into populated areas, environmental destruction, health problems, death

Dyncorp/CSC: causing health problems, environmental devastation and death; endangering lives; physically abusing individuals; sex trafficking

Ford Motor Company: environmental degradation, climate change, fueling wars for oil

KBR (Kellogg, Brown, and Root), A Subsidiary of Halliburton Corporation: Overcharging and providing unnecessary services on taxpayer’s dollar, bribery, exploiting third country nationals

Lockheed Martin: War profiteering, warmongering

Monsanto: Displacement, health violations, and child labor

NESTLÉ USA: Abusive child labor, repression of worker rights, aggressive marketing of harmful products, violation of national health and environmental laws

Philip Morris USA and Philip Morris International (a.k.a. the Altria Group Inc.): aggressively marketing lethal products

Pfizer: Killer price-gouging

Suez-Lyonnais des Eaux (SLDE): Water privatization

Wal-Mart: worker rights violations, labor discrimination, union busting