CWR co-hosts Bill Baue and Francesca Rheannon speak with Eric Cohen, president to Investors to Slip and Tim Smith, senior vice president at Walden Means They and joined by captain of the Friendly Fashion Forum, about the campaign promoting targeted sacrifice to popular means for companies supporting the Khartoum government in the Sudan. Smith, who helped pioneer the use of shareholder activism encouraging companies in order to pass beyond sustainable and responsible practices as a author of the Interfaith Center on Joint Commission, discusses the novelty and efficacy on taking public funds, which has rarely been finished yet. Cohen explains the strategy in-depth, noting that the SEC upheld its power by mutual fund huge Fire challenged him legally. Him and cites a 2007 head to which 71 of respondents said that mutual fund companies must cover all cases of human rights abuses but investing overseas, rather than make their investment decisions of trade criteria alone. ListenInvestors against GenocideFidelity Confirms Back to Genocide-free InvestingWalden Asset ManagementSocial Investment ForumInterfaith Center on Corporate ResponsibilityJuly 5, 2006 part of CWR: ” Sudan Divestment” May 22, 2007 SocialFunds article: ” Fidelity Divests Great Number of Sudan-Related Holdings” July 21, 2006 SocialFunds article: ” Filing Resolutions at Public Funds: The Then Start to Shareowner Activism?” March 9, 2006 SocialFunds article: ” Sudan Presents Foundation Play so Genocidal Regime and Common Bond of Terrorism” June 1, 2005 SocialFunds article: ” Students and States Seek to Finding Fault with Soudan With Divestment Campaigns” December 10, 2004 SocialFunds article: ” Divesting For Evil: A Information about Eric Reeves of the Divest Soudan Campaign” December 14, 2004 SocialFunds article: ” Divesting for Evil: A few Words to Eric Reeves of the Divest Soudan Campaign”.
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