Divulgation/utilisation des fonds versés aux gouvernements

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Auteur: Michael H. Rea

...a third-party review of how well a few Canadian companies are meeting the expectations of their domestic citizenry while operating outside our national boundaries... [submitted by Nexen to 2004 UN consultation on business & human rights] [refers...

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• Egalement dans: Nexen Human Rights Policy
• Entreprises concernées: Enbridge EnCana Nexen Talisman (part of Repsol)

Auteur: Daniel Litvin, in Prospect, reproduced in Ethical Corporation Magazine

The history of oil investment in the developing world hints at trouble ahead for the multinationals in Iraq, writes Daniel Litvin.

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Auteur: Fiona King & Chloe Challender, Save the Children, in CRIN [Child Rights Information Network] Newsletter no. 17

Multinationals' profits must not be children's loss, argues Fiona King and Chloe Challender. An international framework of corporate accountability can help balance the books.

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Auteur: Dennis C. Blair & David L. Phillips, Council on Foreign Relations

Report of an Independent Commission Sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations...

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• Entreprises concernées: ABN Amro BP Citigroup ConocoPhillips Freeport Indonesia (part of Freeport-McMoRan) Freeport-McMoRan HSBC INPEX Korea National Oil Lasmo Runtu Pertamina Rio Tinto Total Total Indonesie (part of Total)

Auteur: Global Witness

An appeal for global responsibility through financial transparency headed by George Soros and a coalition of NGOs

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• Egalement dans: George Soros and NGOs call on oil, gas & mining companies to disclose payments to governments

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• Egalement dans: George Soros and NGOs call on oil, gas & mining companies to disclose payments to governments

We believe U.S. corporations should be required to disclose essential information on their environmental impacts, labor practices, and human rights practices wherever they operate

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Auteur: Fund for Peace

Over 40 representatives from extractive companies, non-governmental organizations, government and international finance institutions met last Wednesday in a confidential roundtable, chaired by representatives of the American Petroleum Institute and...

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