EU Forced Labor Guidance a Positive Step, But More Needed

Companies Should Tackle Forced Labor In Supply Chains

Open Letter to Federal Parliamentarians on Budget Bill C-15

EU: Flagship Corporate Accountability Law Suffers Big Losses

Scope of Directive Eroded, but Companies’ Due Diligence Obligations Remain

Changes to EU Law Will Undermine Corporate Accountability

Reduced Scope, Obstacles to Civil Liability Hollow Out Law’s Effectiveness

EU-US Trade Deal Threatens EU Corporate Accountability Law

EU Parliament Should Resist US Efforts to Undermine Law

US Lobbying Groups Target EU Corporate Accountability Law

EU Parliament Should Preserve Due Diligence, Climate Action

EU Council Turning Supply Chain Law into Window Dressing

Parliament Should Prevent Gutting Corporate Accountability Directive

Human Rights Watch Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment

Environmental Impact Assessments, Strategic Environmental Impact Assessments and the Right to a Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment

New EU Law Should Catalyze Business Efforts to Tackle Forced Labor

Global Demand for Minerals Requires New Mining Protections

France Backtracks on Corporate Accountability in the EU

Government Should Support Efforts to Remove Forced Labor from Supply Chains

US: Lithium Mine Permit Violates Indigenous Peoples’ Rights

Mine Permitted Without Free, Prior, and Informed Consent

The Major Problems with Mining Industry's New Certification Standard

Proposed EU Bill Could Unravel Corporate Accountability Laws

EU Should Prioritize A Human Rights Economy