Putting People Before Profit

Corporate Accountability International is working toward a world where major decisions affecting people and the environment are based on the public interest, not on maximizing corporate profits. Today, corporations use industry trade associations, corporate lobbyists, political connections and campaign contributions to promote their narrow interests. To reach this vision, corporations must obey the law, limit their political influence, and be more transparent about their activities.
 

• Lobbying: Corporations must fully and publicly disclose all lobbying activities around the world, including through trade associations and public relations campaigns.
• Political Contributions: Corporations must end financial contributions to political candidates, parties and referenda worldwide.
• Political Access: Corporations must not trade favors with or buy access to local, national or international public officials.