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Thursday October 16, 2008 10:56 by Tony Gosling
![]() Raytheon stand accused of supplying missiles to Israel and aiding the manufacture of cluster bombs which kill children At around 8.30 this morning a musical band of protestors turned up at the Bristol Offices of missile and defence company Raytheon Systems Ltd.
As employees arrived at work they were told about killing of civilians and other human rights violations using weapons they develop and manufacture. They were asked to consider the part they were playing in the killing of innocent people, particularly in occupied Palestine, Iraq and Afghanistan. It was put to employees that their pay packets were funded through abuses of the UN Charter and other fundamental human rights. |
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