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Article

1 Dec 2005

Author:
Action Aid, Amnesty International, CAFOD, Christian Aid, The Corner House, Friends of the Earth, Global Witness, New Economics Foundation, Tax Justice Network, WWF

[DOC] Finance Sector Profiting from Poverty, Environmental Damage and Human Rights Abuses, say UK Charities

This report has been compiled in response to the UK government’s failure to exercise leadership to ensure that the finance sector does not continue to undermine global policy objectives in areas ranging from climate change to corruption to the Millennium Development Goals. The publication of the report coincides with a major European conference opening in London today hosted by the UK Presidency of the EU, "Investing in the Future: a European conference on CSR and the finance sector”.