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Sanford Lewis, on behalf of Amnesty Intl. USA

[PDF] Amnesty Intl. USA letter to US Securities & Exchange Commission re: Dow Chemical and Bhopal as investment impediment in India

We are writing to bring to your attention a document that we have just received that we believe raises significant concerns about the Companyโ€™s failure to disclose risks to shareholders, therefore warranting further investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission... [The] document, which appears to be a letter from the Chairman and CEO of the Company, Andrew Liveris...reflects the ongoing reality that, despite Dow Chemicalโ€™s assertions to the contrary, the Bhopal legacy issue is not behind the Company... [C]onsidering the...importance of India..., we believe the impediment to investing in India owing to the unresolved liabilities in Bhopal may constitute a material matter that ought to have been previously disclosed by the management to shareholders.

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