In order for Google to stop depriving its users of their fundamental rights and, at the same time, to end the company’s unethical practices which violate human rights and fundamental freedoms, We demand that Google commits to upholding its users fundamental rights and ceasing unethical practices. Specifically, we demand that Google adhere to the United Nations' 31 "Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights" in its activities, and bring an end to its violations of Human Rights around the world.

These principles provide companies with a clear framework to respect human rights while conducting business, including in sensitive environments like China.

These Guiding Principles should be implemented in a non-discriminatory manner, “with particular attention to the rights and needs of, as well as the challenges faced by, individuals from groups or populations that may be at heightened risk of becoming vulnerable or marginalized […]”. In other words, these principles should not only be implemented in democratic countries but also in countries governed by authoritarian regimes, countries where Google has decided to do business.

We ask that Google pay particular attention to the situation in China when reviewing and integrating these principles.