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The 14 Worst Corporate Evildoers

By A Global Exchange Report . Posted December 12, 2005.


On issues like war crimes, torture, toxic dumping and stifling freedom of speech, corporations like Coca Cola, Chevron and Philip Morris are way out ahead of the rest.
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The 14 Worst Corporate Evildoers

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Visit Global Exchange to read the full report of the Most Wanted Corporate Human Rights Violators of 2005, and find out how to connect with groups that are doing something about corporate abuses.

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