New documentary 🎥 Expolio: Canadian companies in Colombia.

We spoke to 60+ community members living near Canadian-owned mines, dams, oil & renewable energy projects.

Their testimony reveals environmental harm, abuse & violence ➡️ www.business-humanrights.org/en/from-us/b...

Our new research shows that no major fashion brand has developed a decarbonisation strategy that meaningfully integrates workers’ rights.

It is imperative brands set out a clear pathway for decarbonisation based on social dialogue and negotiation with suppliers and workers.

🆕 We've recorded over 6,400 attacks against people speaking out against corporate harm in the past 10 years - close to two attacks per day on average.

Attacks were reported in relation to almost every business sector and region of the globe over the past decade.

Without meaningful action, the dangers posed by targeted surveillance firms will only intensify – threatening fundamental rights, security and global stability.

Read BHRRC's Danny Rayman's explainer and explore company dashboards 🔍 www.business-humanrights.org/en/blog/thes...

How and why do we assess companies’ efforts to address forced labour risks in their supply chains?

KnowTheChain’s Áine Clarke explains how policy analysis, direct worker testimony and research into allegations help paint a picture of companies’ efforts on forced labour.

🆕 How can investors use their leverage to address human rights risks to migrant workers?

Investors who don't acknowledge the link between risks to workers & risks to capital expose their portfolios to material consequences. 1/

The agroindustry in Chiapas, Mexico, employs thousands of workers, including migrants and Indigenous Peoples, in the production of coffee, cocoa & sugarcane supplied to major companies all over the world.

Workers face harsh conditions and abuse within a highly informal sector 1/

This week in #BizHumanRights… Report reveals Clearview AI’s facial recognition tech allegedly designed for surveillance of marginalised groups
www.business-humanrights.org/en/latest-ne...

This week in #BizHumanRights… In Thailand, major brands including Nike rely on allegedly flawed audits to deny worker abuse
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NEW 🟡 2025 KnowTheChain ICT benchmark reveals unaddressed forced labour risks in global electronics supply chains:
- The average company scored just 20/100 this year.
- Only 3 companies scored above 50/100.
- Workers' testimony in Taiwan reveals a gulf between policy and practice.

From spyware infiltrating journalists’ phones to surveillance tools tracking dissidents & activists, surveillance tech fuels repression while operating in the shadows.

We've created 41 new dashboards monitoring key companies providing targeted surveillance products & services 1/