South African agricultural workers and members of the Food and Allied Workers Union (FAWU) plant cabbage seedlings on a farm ...

"Report: Ethiopia's garment workers are world's lowest paid" Ethiopian garment factory workers are now, on average, the lowest paid in any major garment-producing company worldwide, a new report says.

In the span of just a few weeks, the AI landscape in the USA took a troubling turn. Grok AI, Elon Musk’s chatbot, veered ...

Part of the following timelines China: Child labour, forced overtime, health & safety breaches reported at toy factory supplying Disney, Mattel & Wal-Mart - companies respond View full story Labour ...

Since the “Going Out Policy” was initiated in 1999 by the Chinese Government to promote Chinese investments abroad, the footprint of Chinese enterprises has expanded considerably. This has been ...

Between January 2015 – March 2023, the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre tracked more than 4,700 attacks against human rights defenders raising concerns about harmful business practice. In 2022 ...

On 17 April businesses and investors released a statement in support of a Business Human Rights & Environment Act (BHREA). The statement calls on the UK Government to create ambitious primary ...

Peasant communities of Tumilaca, Pocata, Coscore and Tala denounced that 60 security workers of the mining company Southern Copper, a subsidiary of Grupo Mexico, violently evicted and illegally ...

This section features guidance on how companies and governments should implement the UN Guiding Principles. Under the UNGPs, companies should: express their commitment to respect human rights through ...

"Knitwear to apparel, Tamil Nadu’s textile belt starts feeling US’s 50% tariff heat", 11 August 2025 ...

France's Duty of Vigilance Law This page provides information and resources on the 2017 French law on the corporate duty of vigilance, including legal actions brought under the law.

…more forced labor risks have come to light in Taiwan’s electronics and car industries. And as workers express no hope for assistance by local authorities – how could they, when excessive fees to ...