Equatorial Guinea: Political Cartoonist Arrested

Government Should Not Pursue Defamation Charges

US Cross-Border Data Deal Could Open Surveillance Floodgates

Should Corporate Social Responsibility be Voluntary or Binding?

Germany’s Next Government Will Decide

Israel/Palestine: Israeli Banks Supporting Settlements

No Domestic Obligation to Provide Many Services That Aid Rights Abuses

Israeli Law and Banking in West Bank Settlements

Where is the World Bank While Burma is Burning?

Violence against Rohingya Risks Country’s Development

Human Rights Watch Submission re Human rights defenders and civic space in the context of business activities

To the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights

Human Rights Watch's Recommendations on the World Bank’s Guidance Notes regarding the Implementation of the Environmental and Social Framework

Australia’s ‘Modern Slavery’ Proposal Falls Short

Human Rights Watch Submission re the Situation of Human Rights Defenders Working on Business and International Financial Institutions

To the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders

IMF’s Initial Steps on Corruption Issue

Rethinking How to Address a Touchy Subject

A Peek Behind the World Bank’s Mask

The World Bank’s Investment in Forced Labor

The Trial Of One Of Africa’s Most Corrupt Politicians Shows That Fighting Graft Is Global

As the U.S. withdraws from its role leading the fight against corruption, this trial in Paris shows a way forward.