Ok so it’s actually sponsoring, they are being forced to contribute by the Russian government. Not a nebulous ‘still doing business and paying taxes therefore…’
So, they could have chosen to leave the country, but they chose to stay and and take on the extra demands of the government.
Axe
Ben and Jerry's
Breyers
Clear
Comfort
Domestos
Dove
Good Humor
Hellman's
Knor
Lifebuoy
Lipton
Liquid IV
Love Beauty and Planet
Magnum
Omo
Pepsodent
Pond's
Rexona
Seventh Generation
Sunsilk
TRESemmé
Vaseline
Ok, rexona, i’ll choose a different product next time i need to get deodorant in few weeks. Bit bummed about lipton as a company too, but i have no problem avoiding that too.
I jusr popped off an email to the corporate office in my country and left a message at https://www.unilever.com/contact/ asking to know why they're still operating in Russia and promising to not shop Unilever until they stop. I also reviewed the list of Unilever brands available in my country and added them to my boycott list.
Sure, count me in. Alternate names could be SponsorsOfRussianImperialism/ SponsorsOfRussianInvasion shortened to SoRI. Just a suggestion. is good too. RussianInvasionSponsors aka RIS.
How often should we update it? Weekly? Or more often? Should we also provide the publicly available contact info, for these villains so people can mail/ message them? We could regularly update worldnews and relevant mag.s to remind people who the villains sponsoring Russian villains are.
I like “SponsorsOfRussianInvasion” best. I haven’t really thought of the frequency of updates. Ideally it would be nice to have something every day. But it only makes sense when we find something newsworthy. Contacts of the villains might be helpful for some, but I think money speaks the loudest.
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