Social Investment Funds Warn Tech Companies About Dealing With China

November 9, 2005 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: News


    A group of social investment funds from Western countries have called for Internet companies to refrain from supporting repressive human rights practices in China and other nations.

    In a letter by 25 investment funds based in the United States, Switzerland, Canada and Australia that manage a total of US$21 billion (HK$163.8 billion) in investments, fund managers warned companies of the risks in "collaborating to suppress freedom of opinion and expression."

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