Various governments have used "name and shame" policies to punish tax evasion,[25][26][27] environmental violations[28] and minor crimes like littering.[29] Shaming is also used in the context of regulation by administrative agencies. Regulatory shaming refers to the publication of negative information by administrative agencies concerning private regulated bodies, mostly Corporations, in order to further public-interest goals.[30] For instance, regulatory agencies such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration send out condemning press releases and use social media to publish workplace safety violations with the names of responsible companies,[31] while the Food and Drug Administration shames companies for blocking competition in the pharmaceutical industry.[32]