Campañas
World Water Day Featured Campaign
Por: Chris Michael
Global
Environment, Water
- Únete a la campaña
Think Outside the Bottle is a campaign working to promote, protect and ensure public funding for our public water systems. That means challenging corporations who undermine public confidence in tap water. It also means working with mayors, faith groups, restaurants, celebrities, campuses, and individuals to support public systems by opting for tap over bottled water. more
Support immediate UN Action on Burma's Human Rights and Humanitarian Crisis
Por:
Birmania, Islandia, Madagascar, Noruega, Sudáfrica
Discriminación, La detención, La libertad de opinión y de expresión, Los desplazados internos, Los niños soldados
burma, violence
Since August 19, 2007 there has been a series of peaceful protests across Burma as monks, activists and ordinary citizens challenge misrule and repression. On September 26, the Burmese military government responded with violence. Meanwhile, in eastern Burma, a 45-year catastrophe has reached one of its worst moments, as the country's military junta escalates its attacks against the area's ethnic minorities.........
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Support immediate UN Action on Burma's Human Rights and Humanitarian Crisis
Por:
Birmania, Islandia, Madagascar, Noruega, Sudáfrica
Discriminación, La detención, La libertad de opinión y de expresión, Los desplazados internos, Los niños soldados
burma, violence
Since August 19, 2007 there has been a series of peaceful protests across Burma as monks, activists and ordinary citizens challenge misrule and repression. On September 26, the Burmese military government responded with violence. Meanwhile, in eastern Burma, a 45-year catastrophe has reached one of its worst moments, as the country's military junta escalates its attacks against the area's ethnic minorities.........
Think Outside the Bottle
Por: CorporateAccountabilityInternational
Global
Agua, Medio ambiente
Think Outside the Bottle is a campaign working to promote, protect and ensure public funding for our public water systems. That means challenging corporations who undermine public confidence in tap water. It also means working with mayors, faith groups, restaurants, celebrities, campuses, and individuals to support public systems by opting for tap over bottled water.
Corporate Hall of Shame
Por: CorporateAccountabilityInternational
Global
Alimentación y salud y desarrollo, Medio ambiente, Mercenaries
This year’s nominees made headlines for breaking the law, influencing elected officials, undermining democratic decision-making and outright endangering the environment and public health. They include ADM, Blackwater Worldwide, Countrywide, Wal-Mart, Mattel, Nestlé, Toyota, and Wendy’s. Each voter has three votes, to cast on nominated corporations or for write-in candidates.
