Three hundred non-governmental organisations and individuals yesterday wrote to Lord Browne, the chief executive of energy group BP, to express their "mounting concerns" over the company's failure to meet human rights commitments made two years ago in a multibillion pound natural gas project [Tangguh project] in Indonesia...They include John O'Reilly, a former BP Indonesia vice-president who oversaw much of the project's early development, New Zealand MPs, non-governmental organisations from around the world and hundreds of Papuans. [also refers to Barclays]