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Monsanto Human Rights Policy Employee Guidebook (.pdf 1.5M)

Monsanto Company Adopts Human Rights Policy
Monsanto adopted its Human Rights policy on April 19, 2006. The purpose of the policy is to emphasize our commitment to its principles and the importance we place on these issues. The Human Rights policy is an important manifestation of the company’s values as described in the Monsanto Pledge. It creates a metric to which we will hold ourselves accountable, and it demonstrates our commitment to human rights in the conduct of our business globally.

Monsanto Human Rights Policy

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English (.pdf 114K)
French (.pdf 175K)
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Hungarian (.pdf 211K)
Indonesian (.pdf 22K)
Italian (.pdf 19K)

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Polish (.pdf 237K)
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Telegu (.pdf 53K)
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Turkish (.pdf 119K)
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Ukrainian (.pdf 115k)
Vietnamese (.pdf 49K)

Following are two mechanisms through which anyone can ask for guidance on the Human Rights Policy or voice potential human rights concerns.

Monsanto Human Rights Department - human.rights@monsanto.com
Monsanto Business Conduct
- Guidance line: 877-781-2431
  General office: 800-886-0782
  Letter correspondence:
  - Monsanto Business Conduct Program
    P.O. Box 21526
    Saint Louis, MO 63132, United States