SAN FRANCISCO — Chevron [trading as Texaco in the UK] has quietly removed from its website any reference to its operations in Burma [Myanmar], a country where the oil giant has been implicated in allegations of rape and murder connected to a lucrative pipeline project that generates up to $1 billion annually for the country's brutal military regime, the Amazon Defense Coalition said today.
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Also check out the following recent news stories about Chevron-Texaco, French-owned oil and gas giant Total [Elf] and others in relation to alleged grave human rights abuses in Burma (Myanmar) and elsewhere:
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Also check out the following websites:
Boycott Chevron:
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Total Out of Burma Campaign:
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Burma Campaign UK:
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BCUK 'Dirty List':
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BCUK Total page:
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* BCUK's new 'Insuring Repression' campaign:
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Key words: Chevron, Texaco, Total, Burma, Myanmar, Rangoon, Yangon, Tan Schwe, Nigeria, Ecuador, Earth Rights, military junta, repressive regime, human rights abuses, trial, court, sue, compensation, Amazon Defense Coalition, rape, murder, forced labour, slave labor, child soldiers, genocide, ethnic cleansing, displacement, villages, Yadana gas pipeline, Unocal, 'Total Denial' film, Sarkozy, Kouchner, Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma Campaign, Total Out of Burma, [Total: Elf, Fina, Bostik, Blue Tack, Sovereign Paints, Spontex, Cavendish Square, Lloyds of London, insurance companies, Daewoo, complicit, Karen]