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Myanmar's military illegally seized power in a violent military coup in February 2021. From then until October 2024, the ...

The European Parliament has today approved the sweeping Omnibus I deregulation package, a move that significantly weakens key EU corporate accountability laws – including the landmark Corporate ...

These developments, along with complaints and ongoing investigations under the German supply chain law and US Government efforts against forced labour, indicate a trend toward judicial and regulatory ...

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Workers of a readymade garment factory in Narayanganj’s Rupganj have demonstrated after being forced to work inside the building that had been cracked in places by the earthquake that struck ...

Tanzania experienced widespread Internet restrictions on October 29, 2025, amid election day protests, with disruptions to data services and social media access. Tanzania imposed nationwide Internet ...

Major global companies and banks are exposed to human rights risks associated with Saudi Arabia’s clean energy sector, says a report by non-profit the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre. The ...

Spain has canceled two contracts with Israeli companies worth almost €1 billion (approximately $1.18 billion) in a move followed by the prime minister's recently announced measures against Tel Aviv.

On March 2, 2025, hours after the Israeli government announced the blockade of all food, medicine, fuel, and other humanitarian supplies from entering Gaza, lawmakers in Jerusalem demanded answers—not ...