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Corporate Accountability

Asia

July 10, 2024
Dispatches
EU Should Add Xinjiang, Aluminum to Forced Labor Database

Hélène de Rengervé

Senior Advocate, Corporate Accountability
Zambia

July 10, 2024
Commentary
Mining for the Energy Transition Needs to Respect Human Rights

Juliane Kippenberg

Associate Director, Children's Rights Division

Published in: Al Jazeera
Africa

June 12, 2024
News Release
Tanzania: Police Linked to Killings at Gold Mine

Reports

February 1, 2024 Report

Asleep at the Wheel

Car Companies’ Complicity in Forced Labor in China
September 14, 2023 Report

Bangladesh: Social Audits Shortchange Workers

Shahidul Islam’s Killing Underscores Heightened Risks for Independent Unions

News

June 3, 2024 Commentary

What Does the EU Due Diligence Directive Mean for Bangladesh?

It Paves the Way for Progressive Reforms
May 27, 2024 News Release

Volkswagen: Address Uyghur Forced Labor

Supply Chain, Xinjiang Plant Risk Links to Labor Abuses
May 24, 2024 News Release

EU Adopts Groundbreaking Business Value Chain Law

New Chapter for Corporate Accountability; Enforcement Key to Success
May 24, 2024 Q & A

Questions and Answers: New EU Law on Corporate Value Chains
May 15, 2024 Commentary

A Human Rights Guide to the 2024 European Elections
April 30, 2024 Statement

Testimony of Jim Wormington Before the Congressional-Executive Committee on China
April 24, 2024 News Release

EU Parliament Approves Supply Chain Law

Positive Step for Corporate Accountability; EU Council Vote Still Needed
March 6, 2024 Commentary

France, Italy, and Germany Threaten EU Plan to Introduce Supply Chain Law
March 6, 2024 Letter

Letter to President Macron on EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
November 15, 2023 Dispatches

EU Corporate Sustainability Law Should Safeguard Indigenous Peoples’ Rights

Indigenous Peoples’ Traditional Systems Should be Respected in Western Legal Systems