IUF affiliates in Indonesia held a demonstration at The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) owned concentrate plant in Cibinong, West Java on September 16.  This protest followed the IUF's protest at the Coca-Cola hosted human rights conference in Atlanta on September 12.

Attendees at the 11th Business and Human Rights Conference hosted by The Coca-Cola Company on September 12 at its Atlanta headquarters faced a group of fifty trade unionists at the entrance denouncing ongoing human rights abuses at Coca-Cola in countries around the world (click here to learn more).

IUF-affiliated FSBMM members are continuing a series of protest actions in Indonesia in support of their right to form and join independent Coca-Cola unions at Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA).

On July 29, IUF unions affiliated to the independent Food and Beverage Workers Federation (FSBMM) again demonstrated outside the headquarters of Coca-Cola Amatil in Jakarta, Indonesia. They demanded the reinstatement of Lutfi Arifiyanto, Atra Narwanto, Danies Andriadi and Jamaludin, the terminated union leaders and members.

The IUF-affiliated independent Food Workers Federation FSBMM continues its series of protest actions at Coca-Cola Amatil Indonesia workplaces in support of the dismissed leaders of independent Coca-Cola unions in Indonesia. FSBMM members that participated in the July 12 demonstration at Cibitung plant called on Coca-Cola Amatil to reinstate Lutfi Arifiyanto and Atra Narwanto, the terminated union leaders. Rolling actions in Indonesia will continue to highlight the ongoing rights violations in the Coca-Cola system.

On June 21, 2019, members of the IUF Coordination Council in Ukraine showed their solidarity with the #TasteZeroRights international campaign which targets TCCC's failure to remedy the ongoing rights violations in its system.