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Article

3 Jun 2008

Author:
Burma Campaign UK

New Burma ‘Dirty List’ - Companies Named and Shamed

50 new companies have been added to the ‘Dirty List’ published today by the Burma Campaign UK. A total of 154 companies feature on the new list. The ‘Dirty List’ exposes companies that are directly or indirectly helping to finance Burma’s brutal military dictatorship. Major companies named and shamed include, BBC Worldwide, Toyota, Qantas, TATA, TOTAL Oil, Orient Express, Kuoni, Schlumberger, Lonely Planet, Daewoo, China National Offshore Oil Corp and Hutchison Whampoa, owner of 3 Mobile…Since the Dirty List was first published six years ago over 100 companies have withdrawn from Burma including PwC, Rolls Royce, DHL (part of Deutsche Post), Swiss Re and Willis. [includes link to full 'Dirty List']