That was my initial thought too. It’s not the responsibility of US corporations to influence or change the behavior of foreign governments, but rather to follow

That was my initial thought too. It’s not the responsibility of US corporations to influence or change the behavior of foreign governments, but rather to follow the laws of the countries in which the operate. They can choose to operate in those countries or not, but if they do they have to follow the law there. Changing foreign govt policies is the responsibility of the US govt, which in recent years has tended to punt on it when convenient to wealthy constituents (China, Saudi Arabia, etc). Calling out these CEOs for not doing what is the US Govt’s responsibility isn’t a good look for the Senators.