Multinational companies are increasingly being held accountable for human rights abuses in their supply chains. Yet migrant ...
In September 2025, an open letter signed by six international human rights organisations “strongly condemned” the alleged ...
“We cannot hit pause on the climate crisis. Delaying this law actively prevents action, threatening Indigenous Peoples’ ...
...More than 100,000 people marched through Cuenca, a city in southern Ecuador, on Sept. 16, demanding that federal ...
In March 2023, CAL sued açaí multinational Sambazon under Washington D.C.’s consumer protection statute for misleading ...
Spain has canceled two contracts with Israeli companies worth almost €1 billion (approximately $1.18 billion) in a move ...
Bangladesh's labour force shrank by 17 lakh in just one year, with women accounting for most of the decline, according to the ...
Fashion retailer H&M and sporting goods chain Decathlon have made commitments to the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) to remove sustainability-related labels from their products ...
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South Korea has passed the landmark “Yellow Envelope Law”, reforming the Trade Union and Labour Relations Adjustment Act and expanding protections for indirect, subcontracted and precarious workers.
The National Assembly on Sunday passed a contentious labor bill championed by the ruling Democratic Party of Korea, despite fierce objections from the opposition and warnings from the business ...
Australian supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths are rapidly adopting AI and automation, streamlining operations like self-checkouts and inventory management but triggering widespread layoffs amid ...
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