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16 Jan 2013

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Public Eye Awards 2013

For the annual "Public Eye Awards", which the organisers (Greenpeace Switzerland & Berne Declaration) say are for the "worst cases of corporate human rights abuses and environmental misdeeds", seven companies were nominated in January 2013. Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the companies to respond to this press release detailing the reasons for their nominations...[We received responses from Alstom, G4S, Lonmin. Shell declined to respond. Coal India, Goldman Sachs & Repower did not respond. Also includes rejoinder to G4S's response by John Grayson & Adri Neiuwhof in openDemocracy. We invited G4S to respond and it referred us to its earlier response] On 24 January 2013 it was announced that Shell had "won" the Public Eye Award 2012, and that a separate award had also been conferred on Goldman Sachs, by a jury.

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