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Corporate Legal Accountability Quarterly Update – Issue 55, December 2025: Progress and Pushback: Corporate legal accountability in 2025 and what to expect in 2026
This Quarterly Update explores the latest developments in corporate legal accountability, exploring the contradictory moment of progress and pushback in the field.
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Weekly Update 10 December | EU scales back corporate due diligence rules in provisional Omnibus decision
Guinea: Residents resist bauxite mining expansion and call for just transition amid legacy of environmental damage and displacement | Peru: Chancay port faces allegations of intimidation and weak environmental oversight amid contested approval | Malaysia: Buyers suspend relationships with glove co. Mediceram after alleged labour rights abuses | EU: Commission fines X EUR120m for breaching its transparency obligations under the Digital Services Act | Yemen: 16 Indian and Syrian seafarers allegedly abandoned in war zone and subjected to labour rights abuses | and much more...
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Weekly Update 4 December | Extensive rights abuses alleged at FC Barcelona stadium project
Kenya: Politicians accused of profiting from weakened migrant worker protections | USA: Hyundai and Kia sued over alleged use of child and prison labour in Alabama supply chain | Hong Kong: Prestige Construction and subcontractors investigated after deadly Wang Fuk Court fire | EU: Corporate lobbying alliance reportedly worked to dilute CSDDD protections | Israel/OPT: Reports allege Israeli government hired PR firm to shape AI-driven online narratives | and much more...
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Weekly Update 26 November | Saudi Arabia: Migrant workers allegedly subjected to a decade of exploitation on Riyadh Metro project
Kenya: Court orders new environmental assessment for Menengai geothermal projects over lack of public participation | Guatemala: Labour rights violations found in Korean-owned factories linked to US brands | S. Korea: New salt farm forced labour cases uncovered despite past investigations, watchdogs warn | Italy: Fox Petroli targets environmental activists with USD2m lawsuit | Israel/OPT: Google refuses to remove Israeli ads that deny famine in Gaza | and much more...
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Weekly Update 19 Nov | Landmark ruling: BHP found liable for Brazil’s worst dam collapse
Zambia: British American Tobacco allegedly lobbied to weaken tobacco control bill | USA: Indonesian fishers’ forced labour case against Bumble Bee allowed to proceed | Pakistan: Fashion brands failing to address labour rights under German supply chain law | France: ECCHR files complaint against TotalEnergies over alleged complicity in war crimes in Mozambique | Tunisia: 48 Indian migrant workers allegedly subjected to severe labour abuses at L&T subcontractor | and much more...
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Weekly Update 12 Nov | Landmark victory: Historic remedy for wrongfully imprisoned union leader
South Africa: NGOs urge court to hold Anglo American accountable for alleged lead poisoning in Zambia | USA: Lawmakers raise concerns over ICE’s access to Graphite spyware | S. Korea: 80% of fatal night-time accidents concentrated in four high-risk occupations, including delivery and driving workers | Belgium: NGOs take legal action against Ineos's new plastic plant over alleged emissions and health risks | Saudi Arabia: 600 migrant construction workers allegedly protest eight months' wage theft at Mecca development project | and much more...
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Weekly Update 6 November | Brazil: Isolated Indigenous Peoples at risk from 1,827 mining requests
Kenya: Audit reveals potential human rights violations as electricity company fails to fairly compensate landowners affected by electricity projects | Peru: Chinalco mine accused of forced relocation; Morococha resettlement promises left unfulfilled, report says | Myanmar: Chinese travel goods manufacturer Wanxinda accused of bribing officials to crack down on trade unions | Germany: NGOs file complaint against coffee giants over labour abuses | Israel/OPT: Google and Amazon agreed to "stringent & unorthodox controls” in Project Nimbus contract with Israeli govt., sidestepping legal orders
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Weekly Update 29 October | Win for workers: Bangladesh drops criminal cases against 48,000 garment workers
Kenya: Court orders new environmental assessment for Menengai geothermal projects over lack of public participation | Guatemala: Labour rights violations found in Korean-owned factories linked to US brands | S. Korea: New salt farm forced labour cases uncovered despite past investigations, watchdogs warn | Italy: Fox Petroli targets environmental activists with USD2m lawsuit | Israel/OPT: Google refuses to remove Israeli ads that deny famine in Gaza
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