The Coca-Cola Case plot
Two lawyers and labor and human rights activists, Daniel Kovalik of the United Steel Workers of America and Terry Collingsworth of the International Rights Advocates and their partner Ray Rogers of Corporate Campaign, are convinced that American multinationals should be held responsible for the bad and miserable practices of their business partners around the world. To win their battle, they use a law dating back to the US Constitution, "The Alien Tort Claims Act," which allows foreigners to sue in the States against American companies that violate international laws. . One sees the story of their struggle against one of the stellar icons of the United States: The Coca-Cola Company.