Terry Collingworth

According to a statement by Terry Collingworth, Executive Director of the International Labor Rights Fund, Patrick's activities in his current position at Coca-Cola "nullify any basis" for the award.

ILRF Director Terry Collingworth Responds to Coke's Denials

Building Bridges:your Community & Labor Report presents this 28.5 radio program with Terry Collinsworth, Dir. of the Director of the International Labor Rights Fund.TO LISTEN CLICK ON INTERNET LINK.

Building Bridges:your Community & Labor Report presents this 28.5 radio program with Terry Collinsworth, Dir. of the Director of the International Labor Rights Fund.TO LISTEN CLICK ON INTERNET LINK.

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- Terry Collingworth, Executive Director, International Labor Rights Fund, Oct. 2, 2003.

Terry Collinsworth, Executive Director of the US-basedInternational Labor Rights Fund.

The 2002 programs include speakers such as David Satcher, Kaiser Family Foundation; Howard Koh, Commissioner of Health of the Commonweatlth of Massachusetts; Terry Collingworth, Executive Director, International Labor Rights Fund; Gary McDougal, Executive Director, International Human Rights Law Group; Elizabeth Saviano, Chief, Office of Women's Health, California Department of Health Services; Tyler Norris, President, Community Initiatives, LLC, Boulder, CO; Carolyn Steinhauser, Executive Director of the York Foundation; Jane Golden, Artistic Director for Philadelphia Mural Arts Program; Edward Baker, Director of PHPPO, CDC; Mary Selecky, Secretary of Health, Washington Department of Health and President of ASTHO; Barbara Stader, Director of Health, Allentown Health Bureau.

"Burmese soldiers enforced a system of slave labor and committed horrible acts of violence on Unocal's behalf," said Terry Collinsworth, a plaintiff's lawyer and executive director of the International Labor Rights Fund.

Hear Terry Collingworth, Int'l Labor Rights Fund attorney for Colombian union workers facing death squads for union activity at Coke - Colombia. www.umich.edu/~coke.

In conclusion, plaintiff lawyer Terrence Collingsworth, of the International Labor Rights Fund, argued in Doe v. Unocal, 00-56603, that the standards mattered little.

"We meet any standard that has been discussed here today," Collingsworth said.

With that, Collingsworth began poring over facts supporting his position that Unocal knew the pipeline would involve forced labor.
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Collingsworth said no, pointing to a level of coordination between the government of Myanmar and Unocal.

"This went on for seven years," Collingsworth concluded.