Equatorial Guinea: Prominent Activist Severely Beaten

UN Experts Should Take Up the Case

Germany Paved the Way for Revamping “Social Audits,” Italy Should Follow

Investors Call on Jewelry Industry for Stronger Human Rights Practices

Appeal Sent to 32 Companies

Indonesia Pledges Accelerated Agrarian Reform

Government Program Should Focus on Most Vulnerable

What Does It Take To Be A Responsible Jeweller?

Open Letter to Google on Reported Plans to Launch a Censored Search Engine in China

Google: Safeguard Rights in China

Firm Should Protect Whistleblowers

We Underestimate the Threat of Facial Recognition Technology at Our Peril

China: US Tech Firms Risk Complicity in Abuses

Google, Facebook Build Censorship Tools to Enter Market

US Firms’ Sales to China’s Police

Sales May Not Break the Law – But Are They Defensible?

The EPA is Wrong to Weaken Coal-Ash Rules

The new acting administrator of the EPA—and former coal lobbyist—is easing rules that protect people who live near coal plants from toxic ash

New York City Grants Prisoners Free Phone Calls

Problematic Revenue Sharing Agreement with City Will Also End

Australia: Modern Slavery Bill Falls Short

Proposed Law Strong, But Revisions Needed to Better Protect Workers

Submission to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee On Australia’s Modern Slavery Bill 2018

July 2018