The International Monsanto Tribunal is a grassroots initiative focused on holding corporations accountable for environmental and social injustices associated with agricultural practices, particularly those of Monsanto. Founded by prominent figures like Vandana Shiva and Corinne Lepage, the tribunal advocates for sustainable practices, protecting biodiversity, and ensuring the integrity of food systems.

The tribunal promotes the importance of organic farming and fair trade while seeking justice for communities affected by genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and harmful pesticides. Through a collaborative approach, it engages experts in law, environmental science, journalism, and organic agriculture to address the impacts of industrial agriculture.

Key initiatives include public outreach campaigns like "Millions Against Monsanto" and educational resources helping consumers understand the implications of genetically engineered foods. With global resonance, the tribunal inspires a united movement advocating for ecological integrity, food sovereignty, and innovative solutions to food security challenges. The vision is to create a sustainable future, integrating human rights and environmental protections within the framework of modern agriculture.