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2002年5月31日

著者:
Berne Declaration and ACTARES [Shareholders for a Sustainable Development]

Pulp Fiction - Credit Suisse and the destruction of the Indonesian rainforest

The Indonesian pulp and paper corporation Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) is responsible for the destruction of large parts of the Indonesian rainforest, one of the world’s richest in the diversity of its species, and for the expulsion of its inhabitants. Credit Suisse plays a special role among the over 300 Indonesian and international banks that finance APP.