When U.S. corporations operate here at home, they have to disclose basic information about their operations. These disclosures promote responsible business practices that help to protect workers and keep communities safe and clean.

But when American-owned corporations operate abroad, they don't have to disclose key information to the public about their environmental, labor, and human rights practices.

The International Right to Know coalition believes that everyone - both at home and abroad - should have the right to know whether U.S. corporations are responsible for workers' rights violations, environmental destruction, and human rights abuses.

Join activists from more than 200 environmental, labor, human rights, faith-based and social justice organizations who are speaking out in support of International Right to Know!