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2005 Press Releases 7-Eleven Criticized for Ignoring New Health Regulations in Thailand Water Rights Activists Awarded Alternative Nobel Prize Tony Clarke & Maude Barlow Acclaimed for Work to Defend Human Right to Water December 9, 2005
Activists Urge Indian Officials to Defend Human Rights Over Coke's Profits Global Tobacco Treaty Reaches Major Milestone: 100 Nations Ratified in Time to Vote at First Enforcement Meeting U.S. to Miss Major Deadline, on Sidelines of First Global Health Treaty NGOs Urge African Health Ministers to Support Global Tobacco Treaty REPORT: Corporate Accountability International Says Tobacco Industry is Interfering with Landmark Public Health Treaty Consumer, Environmental and Corporate Accountability Groups Call on African Governments to Ratify and Implement Global Tobacco Treaty Garbage Giant Removed from Hall of Shame September 21, 2005 International Week of Action Builds Momentum for Countries to Ratify Global Tobacco Treaty September 12, 2005 China's Top Legistature Ratifies Global Tobacco Treaty Advocates Claim Major Victory as Largest Tobacco Market in the World Deals Blow to Giant Tobacco Corporations August 29, 2005 Corporate Accountability Advocates Call on UN Special Representative to Advance Human Rights Standards for Transnational Corporations A statement from Kathryn Mulvey, Executive Director Corporate Accountability International August 3, 2005 Junk Food Corporations Advocate Self-Regulation to Address Childhood Obesity A statement from Kathryn Mulvey, Executive Director Corporate Accountability International July 27, 2005 Communities Sue Oil Companies to Stop Nigerian Gas Flaring International Pressure Grows to Permanently Close Coke Bottling Plant in Plachimada NGOs Call on Governments to Ratify Global Tobacco Treaty on World No Tobacco Day ONGs Internacionales Hacen un Llamamiento a los Gobiernos Para que Ratifiquen el Tratado Global del Tabaco Corporate Accountability International Urges Nations of World Health Assembly to Prioritize People's Lives Over Corporate Profits
International NGOs Call on Brazil, Ecuador and Costa Rica to Ratify Global Tobacco Treaty Activists Challenge United Water--Suez Subsidiary--To End Abuses Communities World-Wide Challenge Transnational Water Company, Suez, at Annual Shareholders' Meeting
Controversial Coca-Cola Plachimada Facility Denied License As Countries Across Globe Ratify Tobacco Treaty, Big Tobacco is Forced to Change Its Ways Pressure Builds on Philip Morris/Altria at Annual Shareholders' Meeting April 28, 2005
Activists Call on ChevronTexaco to Stop Irresponsible and Dangerous Practice of Gas Flaring in Nigeria New Food Pyramid a Scheme that Puts Food Corporations on Top Activists Challenge Coca-Cola Over Water Abuses at Annual Shareholders' Meeting
High Court Rules in Favor of Coca-Cola
Global Tobacco Treaty Takes Effect: Government Officials and Health Advocates Overcome Years of Tobacco Industry Lobbying and Interference
First Global Public Health Treaty to Take Effect Despite Years of Intense Industry Lobbying, Tobacco Treaty Becomes International Law Sunday, 27 February Kyoto Protocol Enters Into Force with U.S. on Sidelines
Momentum Builds Toward Strong Implementation of Global Tobacco Treaty
NGOs Urge Governments to Act Decisively on Implementation Issues for Global Tobacco Treaty Global Tobacco Treaty Seen As Model for Curbing Corporate Abuses at World Social Forum in Brazil January 26, 2005 Food Industry Associations Kept Out Of WHO January 24, 2005 Activists Urge US Government to Prioritize People's Health, not Big Food Corporations, as Food Guidelines Move Ahead January 13, 2005
Youth Leaders Challenge Coke to Stop Draining Water from World's Poorest Communities
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