September 1, 2020
Global Gold Supply Chains Just Got Riskier
In the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Gold Sector Should Re-assess Human Rights Impacts
August 27, 2020
German Economics Ministry Blocks Effective Supply Chains Law
Companies’ Respect for Rights at Particular Risk During Covid-19
August 24, 2020
World Bank Group Failing at Remedies for Project Abuses
Independent Review Recommends Funding to Address Harms
August 17, 2020
Kazakhstan: Extend, Expand Covid-19 Aid
Hundreds of Thousands Facing Poverty, Economic Hardship
August 3, 2020
The IMF’s Grand Anti-Corruption Experiment
Need to Turn Progress into Effective Reform
July 30, 2020
Tech Firms’ Counterterrorism Forum Threatens Rights
15 Rights Groups Call for Transparency, Safeguards
July 20, 2020
Cambodia: Joint Open Letter to Foreign Governments
July 9, 2020
US Consumer Protection Agency Scraps ‘Payday Loan’ Rules
Regulations Sought to Prevent Debt Traps
July 9, 2020
Cut Corruption, Not Social Protection During COVID-19
A message for the IMF & economists to tackle inequality for a just economic recovery
July 6, 2020
Report Exposes Impact of Privatizing US Criminal System
American Bar Association Highlights Rise in ‘User Fees’ on People Living in Poverty
July 6, 2020
Japan’s Kirin Should Stop Supporting Myanmar Military
The beer conglomerate's business interests in Myanmar indirectly link it to the Tatmadaw's rights abuses
June 29, 2020
Protecting Economic and Social Rights During and Post-Covid-19
Questions and Answers on Economic and Social Assistance
June 29, 2020
Covid-19’s Serious Risks for Economic Rights
Questions, Answers, Recommendations for Government Action
June 25, 2020
Forced Labor Persists in Uzbekistan’s Cotton Fields
Report Highlights Shortcomings in Recruitment Practices and Accountability
