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UN Report Exposes Corporate Profiteering Behind Genocide in Palestine, Warns RMN Foundation

UN Report Exposes Corporate Profiteering Behind Genocide in Palestine, Warns RMN Foundation

The RMN Foundation calls on all human rights defenders, global institutions, and responsible corporate leaders to act swiftly. Silence, in this context, is complicity.

By RMN Foundation News Desk
July 6, 2025

A damning new report by United Nations Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese has revealed that the ongoing Israeli actions against Palestinians—described in the report as genocide—are being driven not only by military and political forces but by corporate profiteering and systemic exploitation. read more

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Research, Unrest

Peacemaking, Conflict, and Civic Collapse: Highlights from The Unrest Magazine (July 1–15, 2025)

🕊️ Peacemaking, Conflict, and Civic Collapse: Highlights from The Unrest Magazine (July 1–15, 2025)

A global roundup of political unrest, legal turmoil, and public accountability published by RMN News

In the July 1–15, 2025 issue of The Unrest magazine from RMN News, a wide array of global and Indian developments are examined through the lens of civic decay, political maneuvering, and institutional breakdown.

One of the major stories includes the agreement between Ukraine and the Council of Europe to establish a Special Tribunal to address the Crime of Aggression committed against Ukraine—marking a significant step in post-war accountability. read more

Activities, Human Rights

Bisleri’s Corporate Negligence Poses Public Health Risk

🚨 RMN Foundation Case Report

Bisleri’s Corporate Negligence Poses Public Health Risk

Date: June 2025
Reported by: Rakesh Raman, Founder, RMN Foundation

🧪 Overview: Suspected Contaminated Water Supply

In June 2025, RMN Foundation received a complaint from its founder and journalist, Rakesh Raman, regarding a serious issue of suspected contamination in Bisleri-branded bottled water. The complaint raises significant concerns about consumer health and corporate accountability in India’s bottled water market.

Despite Bisleri’s brand prominence, its response to the issue was delayed, dismissive, and failed to address the core concern: ensuring the purity of water supplied to consumers. read more