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As You Sow Organization promoting corporate accountability - holding corporations accountable for complying with consumer, workplace and environmental laws. CERES Principles Formerly the Valdez Principles, the CERES Principles for environmentally sound business practices were drafted by the Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies. Anti-Scofflaw Regulation This proposal would prevent the federal government from entering into contracts with companies that are chronic violators of consumer, environmental, labor, tax, antitrust and employment laws. Corporate Accountability Project Researching Corporations section provides links to numerous resources to investigate publicly traded corporations. Essential Action Site for alerting and organizing efforts in corporate accountability. International Corporate Environmental Reports Corporate Accountability vis a vis the environment. English link, site name, Milieujaarverslagen. The International Labor Rights Fund (ILRF) ILRF, founded in 1986, is a nonprofit action and advocacy organization focused on human rights necessary for life and dignity Excellent information but graphics and frames may not load well. Loka Institute Begun in 1987, enables information and organizing about worldwide concerns with science, technology and society. Genetic engineering by corporations, for example, has been a focus here. Max Havelaar Switzerland Swiss firm promoting and enabling fair trade actions. Ending the Wall Street Walk: Why Corporate Governance Now? Although published several years ago, James McRitchie's report presents certain minimum standards with specific corporate examples of "doing what's right." |
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