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IMF signs International Framework Agreement with MAN
Author: Alex Ivanou, Intl. Metalworkers' Federation (IMF)
MAN SE Executive Board, the MAN SE Works Council and the IMF have signed a Joint Declaration on Human Rights and Working Conditions in the MAN Group. The Agreement defines a reliable set of minimum labour standards that all MAN employees worldwide can...
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[PDF] “Véhicules civils militarisables” and the EU arms embargo on Sudan
Author: Intl. Peace Information Service
Since MAN has learned about the military use of their dual-use equipment in Darfur, the company has decided to halt all business with its Sudanese partners as a formal company policy. Consequently no more business transactions have taken place with...
- Related stories: Sudan: Renault Trucks & MAN vehicles allegedly used by govt. backed Janjaweed to facilitate human rights abuses in Darfur, according to Intl. Peace Information Service brief
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Siemens, Munich Re Start Developing Sahara Project
Author: Jeremy van Loon and Eva von Schaper, Bloomberg
Siemens AG, Munich Re and 10 more companies agreed to draw up blueprints for a project to harness power from the Sahara Desert sun to bring extra electricity to European homes... Siemens...will try to prove the estimated $555 billion Desertec project...
Carmakers ready to do what it takes to reduce greenhouse gas
Author: Chief executives of 13 automobile companies, in letter to Financial Times
Sir, As the chief executives of 13 auto companies [BMW Group, Porsche, DAF Trucks, PSA Peugeot Citroën, Daimler, Renault, Fiat Group, Scania, Ford, Volkswagen, General Motors, Volvo, MAN] producing and marketing our products around the world, and board...
Global Business Initiative Releases Climate Change Roadmap
Author: Combat Climate Change
A group of 46 leading international companies today called on governments to work together to develop a global policy framework to combat climate change...The companies...have combined in an international business initiative called Combat Climate...
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Companies linked to Burma
Author: Intl. Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU)
[Updated Jan 2005] The database has been compiled by the ICFTU, based on publicly available information. It is a database of companies which appear, from the information available, to have some form of relationship with Burma...This list is not...
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