The Louvre Abu Dhabi’s Unlovely Back Story

World Bank: Few Improvements on India’s Tea Plantations

Advocates Deliver 67,000 Signatures to Support Workers

KiK Fails to Turn a New Page on Ethical Business

Equatorial Guinea: President’s Son Convicted of Laundering Millions

French Court Orders 3-Year Suspended Sentence, Seizes Assets

Azerbaijan Gets US$500 Million Loan for Gas Transportation

Missed Opportunity to Affect Much Needed Reforms

Australia: Recommendations for the proposed model of the Modern Slavery in Supply Chains Reporting Requirement

To the Attorney-General's Department Public Consultation

World Bank Presses Uzbekistan to End Forced Labor

Some Students, Teachers, Medical Workers Released

World Bank Accountability Body Addresses Attacks on Critics

Bank Should Make it Safe for People to Share Views

Criminalization of Poverty as a Driver of Poverty in the United States

Harvard Criminal Justice Policy Program and Human Rights Watch Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights

Poor Transparency in Kentucky’s Private Probation Industry

ACLU Calls for Change

Multimillion Dollar Settlement Casts Light on US Probation Abuses

Tennessee County Ends Use of Private Probation

The Potential of a Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights to Address Access to Remedy for Corporate-Related Human Rights Abuses

New Day in Angola, Old Story in Equatorial Guinea

Bangladesh Textile Mill Burns, Yet Again

Government Should Publish Reports on Factories it Inspects