An international IUF delegation highlighted the ongoing human rights attacks by Coca-Cola in Haiti, the Philippines, Indonesia, Ireland and the USA with activities in the UK and in Ireland in December.
In the UK the delegation outlined rights abuses by Coca-Cola at meetings at the UK’s largest private sector union and IUF affiliate UNITE during its National Executive Committee meeting.
Unite NEC members with the delegation
The delegation also met with the national trade union Centre the Trades Union Congress (TUC) and senior Coca-Cola union representatives.
Delegation meeting at the UK Trade Unions Congress
The delegation was hosted at the UK Labour Party headquarters where they described Coca-Cola’s continued support for a legacy organization of the murderous Suharto regime in Indonesia.
UK Labour Party general secretary Jennie Formby (on right) welcomed the delegation and pledged ongoing support
Indonesian delegation members at the UK Parliament
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