Bangladesh: Social Audits Shortchange Workers

Shahidul Islam’s Killing Underscores Heightened Risks for Independent Unions

Kenya: Ban Use of Highly Hazardous Pesticides

Most Pesticides in Kenya are Harmful to Health, Environment, Study Finds

Nike Should Help Cambodian Workers Hurt by Factory Closure

Unauthorized Subcontracting Should Not Deprive Workers of Severance Owed

EU's new supply chain laws over-reliant on self-certification

EU: Flawed Reliance on Audits for Raw Materials Rules

Voluntary Initiatives Not Sufficient to Protect Human Rights

EU’s Flawed Reliance on Audits, Certifications for Raw Materials Rules

Questions and Answers

Decade After Rana Plaza, Safety Flaws Persist

Many Clothing Brands Missing from Accords in Bangladesh, Pakistan

Australia: Protect Data from Foreign Interference

Social Media Companies Should Assess Rights Implications

EU: Reject Efforts to Weaken Corporate Accountability

Wide Scope, Strong Civil Liability Critical for Effective Law

Social Audits No Cure for Retail Supply Chain Labor Abuse

Laws Proposed in EU, Elsewhere Should Require Smart Mix of Measures

Musk Chaos Raises Serious Rights Concerns Over Twitter

Layoffs of Critical Staff, Impersonation Issues Dog Early Days

Japan’s New Rights Guidelines Could Help Clean Up Car Industry

Policy Should Jump-Start Responsible Supply Chain Sourcing for Electric Vehicles

Japan Should Strengthen New Business and Human Rights Guidelines

Voluntary Guidelines a Stepping Stone Towards Corporate Accountability Law

What German Football Can Do to Remedy Abuses in Qatar

Football Association Pledges to Press FIFA to Compensate Migrant Workers