RightingFinance has published a series of documents that give guidance on the key points in the 2014 report on the tax policy and human rights by the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights. The publication and blog address the implications for tax policy of international cooperation and assistance for the achievement of human rights. The main idea behind this report is the belief that tax collection is not only dependent on country policies but also a concern for international actors because of their ability to straddle across a diversity of national jurisdictions.