I don't know if anyone has linked to this website yet - I did a quick search and didn't see it, but this is a summary of what this is about (copied from the website):
"Thousands of babies fell seriously ill in China because the milk they drank was contaminated with melamine. Some even died. These babies were not breastfed because
- baby milk companies convinced parents that their products were better than breastmilk
- women lacked adequate support to breastfeed their babies at the work place
- women lacked correct information about infant feeding
Evidence points out how vital breastfeeding is to infant survival with health. Women are being forced to stop breastfeeding and give their babies infant milk powders because of lack of facilities and support to women to breastfeed and increasing commercial interference in infant feeding.
Potential disasters are waiting to happen across the world.
We?ll deliver our call to world leaders to implement the International Code for Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes and subsequent relevant World Health Assembly Resolutions, ensure breastfeeding friendly workplaces for women at the World Health Assembly in May 2009."
I thought it may be of interest here.