Protesters call to tobacco giant over Burma links

More than 50 Ken Clarkes will descend on London today as protesters wearing face masks of the British American Tobacco deputy chairman call for the company to close the factory it jointly owns with Burma’s military dictatorship.

Protesters call to tobacco giant over Burma links

More than 50 Ken Clarkes will descend on London today as protesters wearing face masks of the British American Tobacco deputy chairman call for the company to close the factory it jointly owns with Burma’s military dictatorship.

The demonstration, at BAT’s London headquarters, will criticise firms ”collaborating” with the regime in Burma.

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