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2023年2月13日

CSO coalition urges companies engaged in business with Russia to take immediate steps in response to ongoing war against Ukraine, incl. cos. responses & non-responses

Russia’s unprovoked military aggression against Ukraine has had an unprecedented response from companies with operations or investments in Russia and/or Ukraine. As of January 2023, more than 160 companies completely exited Russia, more than 700 suspended operations and around 450 withdrew from the market. At the same time, over 1200 businesses maintain their operations in Russia, according to KSE Institute database).

On September 21, President Vladimir Putin announced partial mobilisation of the Russian population. The accompanying legislation obligates all organisations, including international companies, to assist the Russian Government with mobilisation efforts. These activities risk enabling and financing Russia’s violations of international humanitarian and human rights law during the ongoing invasion and occupation of Ukraine.

For this reason, B4Ukraine, a coalition of civil society organisations, reached out to companies that continue operations in Russia requesting an urgent dialogue regarding potential inconsistencies between their commitments on Russian aggression and human rights more broadly and their ongoing business operations and relationships in Russia that may contribute to, or be linked with, human rights harms.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited 49 of those companies to respond. Raiffeisen Bank, HeidelbergCement, Fortum, Mars, Infosys, Glencore, Siemens Energy, PepsiCo, Danone, Barilla and Airbus responded. Schlumberger, JP Morgan, CISCO, Legrand, Liebherr, BNY Mellon, Johnson & Johnson, Calian Group, Tesla, DP Eurasia, Bonduelle, Elanco; IGP&I, Cargill, Philip Morris, Claas, Procter & Gamble, Dynacom Tankers, TMS Tankers, Minerva Marine, Thenamaris Ships Management, Auma, Haas Automation, Lenovo, Abbott, Abbvie, Accor, Afron, Eli Lilly, Guess, Harrods, Kimberly-Clark, JTI, OnlyFans, Kirei Chemical, Microsoft and Apple did not.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited PepsiCo, Mars, Cargill and Procter & Gamble to respond to follow-up letters. Companies did not.

Company responses and non-responses are available below. We will indicate here if we receive any additional responses.

企業回應

SLB (former Schlumberger)

沒有回應

摩根大通

沒有回應

Raiffeisen Zentralbank (RZB Group) 瀏覽回應
HeidelbergCement 瀏覽回應
Fortum 瀏覽回應
Infosys 瀏覽回應
Glencore 瀏覽回應
Cisco Systems

沒有回應

Legrand Electric Ltd

沒有回應

Liebherr

沒有回應

BNY Mellon

沒有回應

Johnson & Johnson

沒有回應

Tesla

沒有回應

Calian Group

沒有回應

Bonduelle

沒有回應

DP Eurasia

沒有回應

Siemens Energy AG 瀏覽回應
PepsiCo 瀏覽回應
Elanco

沒有回應

International Group of P&I Clubs (IGP&I)

沒有回應

Cargill

沒有回應

Philip Morris International

沒有回應

CLAAS

沒有回應

Procter & Gamble

沒有回應

Dynacom Tankers Management Ltd.

沒有回應

TMS Tankers

沒有回應

Minerva Marine

沒有回應

Thenamaris Ships Management

沒有回應

Danone 瀏覽回應
Barilla 瀏覽回應
Abbott Laboratories

沒有回應

AbbVie

沒有回應

Accor

沒有回應

Afton Chemical

沒有回應

Eli Lilly

沒有回應

Guess

沒有回應

Harrods

沒有回應

Kimberly-Clark

沒有回應

Japan Tobacco International

沒有回應

OnlyFans

沒有回應

Kirei Chemical

沒有回應

Microsoft

沒有回應

Airbus 瀏覽回應
Apple

沒有回應

PepsiCo

沒有回應

Procter & Gamble

沒有回應

Mars

沒有回應

Cargill

沒有回應

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