ILO: Don’t Let Saudis Dismiss Workers’ Rights Complaint

International Labor Body Should Urgently Address Abuse of Migrant Workers

EU, Thailand Must Address Migrant Worker Rights in Trade Talks

In its rush to diversify trading partners amid growing global uncertainty, the EU should not sacrifice the potential of trade negotiations to improve rights and address abusive practices.

Workers Unpaid for Renovating Saudi Prince’s Tangier Palace

Subcontractors Facing Bankruptcy, Hundreds Laid Off, Lost Livelihood

Canada: Confront China’s Heightened Repression

Prime Minister Carney’s Visit Should Promote Human Rights, Core Values

Saudi Arabia: Migrant Workers in Mecca Arrested for Demanding Unpaid Wages

Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund-Linked Company Has Not Paid Workers’ Salaries for Months

Human Rights Watch Remarks to European Parliament Trade Committee on EU-Gulf relations

Saudi Arabia: Migrant Workers Unpaid for Months

Wage Theft by Subcontractor for State Oil Company Aramco

EU Council Turning Supply Chain Law into Window Dressing

Parliament Should Prevent Gutting Corporate Accountability Directive

Volkswagen’s China Joint Venture to Exit Xinjiang

Positive Step Doesn’t End Risk of Supply Chain Links to State-Imposed Forced Labor

The Overlooked Crisis of Domestic Violence in the Workforce

Cambodia: Smear Campaign against Labor Group

ILO, Global Brands Should Denounce Threats Following Freedom of Association Report

Is Your Brand Paying Its Share to Reduce Bangladesh Workers’ Wage Despair?

Workers Sue Dyson on Allegations of Forced Labor in Malaysian Supplier

Case Should Drive Scrutiny of Social Audits Industry, Transparency Long Overdue

Sri Lanka: Protect Garment Workers’ Rights During Pandemic

Compromised Safety, Pay Cuts, Representatives Threatened