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Five ways the new draft treaty on business and human rights can be strengthened

In the second of a two-part article, Doug Cassel outlines the five areas that need addressing to deliver on the promise of the new draft treaty.

Ecuador’s Revised Draft Treaty: Getting Down to Business

In the first of a two-part article, Doug Cassel raises certain arguments circling around the significant improvements made in the new draft.

What the draft treaty's definition of 'victim' means for access to remedy

Despite some improvements, there are still issues that need to be addressed in the next round of negotiations, writes Antonella Angelini

Slow Progress in Times of Dynamic Change? Feminist Perspectives on the Road to the Binding Treaty

The London Metals Exchange can help reform metal supply chains and prevent human rights abuse

The metals market faces a global crash linked to natural resources without reforms to mining, manufacture and trade, writes Sophia Pickles.

Strengthening ESG reporting requirements ultimately benefits business and investors in Asia

Keeping Perspective - Article 30 Commentary on the Revised Draft of the Proposed BHR Treaty

Revised draft UN treaty on business and human rights: A few steps forward, a few unanswered questions

Here is the evidence that transnational campaigns on human rights issues can really work

A recent study finds that global campaigns on labour rights work - but need continued support to bring about real change.