Several corrective actions have been suggested by U.S. human rights groups. While Nike claims to have dealt with the situation, the reality is that none of its half-hearted measures have corrected the problem. The company, which puts on its running shoes whenever there is an opportunity to promote itself as a human rights leader, is a foot-dragger when it comes to implementation. The second installment of the Campaign for Labor Rights 1999 Sweatshop Activist Organizing Packet is ready. Everyone ordering the packet now will receive the second installment and all materials which are still timely from the first installment - plus subsequent installments as they are produced throughout the rest of 1999.
Packet includes a donation form and a return envelope.
If ordering from outside the United States, please pay by credit card. From within the U.S., either credit card or check payment is welcome. If you are paying by card, the charge will be credited to Campaign for Labor Rights through the Alliance for Global Justice, of which CLR is a member project. Your bill, however, will show a payment to the Alliance. Just email us your name as it appears on the MasterCard, Visa or Discover card, your account number, the expiration date and the amount of the payment in U.S. dollars.