> this move violates basic human rights to decide what to eat and how to nourish themselves WeWork isn't preventing people eating meat. They're just opting not

> this move violates basic human rights to decide what to eat and how to nourish themselves WeWork isn't preventing people eating meat. They're just opting not to give people free meat. it will be hard and costly to enforce this rule Presuming WeWork currently have some way of recording their spending on food for employees, I can't see how this will be much more work to enforce?