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Corporate Accountability International

Corporate Accountability International is a membership organization that protects people by waging and winning campaigns that challenge irresponsible and dangerous corporate actions around the world. For 30 years, Corporate Accountability International and our members have scored major victories that protect people's lives by forcing corporations like Nestlé, General Electric and Philip Morris/Altria to stop abusive practices.

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46 Plympton St.
Boston
MA
01609
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United States
Main Telephone
617 695 2525
Joined OneWorld
25.08.2007

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25.06.2008 A conference of U.S. mayors -- with support from restaurants, businesses, and public interest groups -- passed a resolution Monday to phase out municipal use of bottled water in favor of tap water.
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29.05.2008 At a shareholders meeting just days before "World No Tobacco Day," the embattled cigarette giant Altria (formerly Philip Morris USA) has been urged to scale back its massive lobbying efforts against U.S. public health and tobacco control.
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26.05.2008 The World Health Assembly made moves during talks held Friday to prohibit commercial interests from interfering in public health policies such as nutrition and tobacco control.
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