Human Rights and environmental activists from around the world descended on oil giant Chevron Corporation's annual stockholder meeting today. They came from Nigeria, Burma, Ecuador, and Richmond, California to testify about the company's involvement in pollution and human rights abuses. The coalition asked the company's shareholders to vote for a series of resolutions to clean up its operations and create an international human rights policy. Brian Edwards-Tiekert reports from the meeting in San Ramon, California.

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