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Concerns raised about Boohoo’s progress in addressing labour rights abuses in supply chain
Rights groups express serious concerns regarding Boohoo’s efforts to improve supply chain practices in a joint statement released on the eve of the fashion brand’s AGM.
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Corporate actors are abusing the legal system to silence activists
Powerful entities are abusing the legal system to silence human rights defenders and communities who speak out against corporate abuse to protect our rights and shared environment.
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Extractive projects breeding ground for major human rights abuses in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Extractives projects are a major source of human rights abuses in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, according to new research published today (9 June 2021).
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Top Global Fashion Brands Fail to Safeguard Workers from Forced Labor Risks
The world’s top fashion brands have failed to safeguard workers in their supply chains, the new KnowTheChain benchmark revealed today (26 May 2021).
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press release Germany’s Dubai Expo Pavilion engages security and cleaning company linked to serious migrant worker abuse allegations
The German Pavilion has signed a framework agreement with Transguard to provide security, cleaning and laundry services during the Dubai Expo, an event set to attract 25 million visitors when it opens in October 2021. Last year Transguard was the subject of serious allegations of abuse against migrant workers during the pandemic.
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Global brands failing to uphold promises of migrant worker protection
Migrant workers across the globe are facing ongoing human rights abuses, with fresh analysis from KnowTheChain exposing brands for doing little to convert their policy promises into action.
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A year of battling COVID-19: Pandemic exacerbated an already grim reality for migrant workers in the Gulf
Intimidation, wage theft and health and safety breaches are among the abuses inflicted upon vulnerable migrant workers in Gulf states. A stark rise in allegations since the start of the pandemic has underscored their vulnerability in a region with an unquenchable desire for cheap migrant labour. As the economy opens up, companies relying on returning migrant workers must take steps to end endemic abuse.
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