In today’s turbulent context, US companies face a choice: uphold human rights and support civic space, or contribute to their ...
The allegations tracker records publicly reported cases of human and labour rights abuse committed by businesses against international migrant workers in the six Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) ...
Brazil’s Supreme Court on Wednesday (Jun. 17) issued its final ruling on appeals against its decision to expand the civil liability of big tech companies for illegal content. The text is expected to ...
A new report by KSE Institute and the Yermak-McFaul International Working Group on Russian Sanctions analyses how Russia continues to import products critical for weapons production despite export ...
Thirteen million workers who toil on tea plantations have suffered from endemic human rights abuses while the tea companies they pick for - some of the world’s largest and most profitable companies - ...
On 30 August Qatar made "historic" changes to its labour market, as it ended the requirement for migrant workers to obtain their employer’s permission to change jobs. At the same time, Qatar also ...
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In September 2024, the Wall Street Journal reported Haitian migrant workers, some of them recruited via TikTok, experienced labour rights abuse while working at meatpacking company JBS in Colorado.
McDonald’s and Starbucks have both reported declines in sales and profits — and both corporations blame boycotts by supporters of Palestine amid Israel’s war in Gaza as a factor in their weak results.
As many as 400 million lives may be at risk as torrential rain in China threatens the world’s largest dam. The Chinese government has moved to defend the structural integrity of the massive Three ...