CNCA Statement on Bill S-211
Canadian human rights and labour groups do not support the modern slavery reporting bill S-211. Why not? Because it's not strong enough to fight corporate abuse. There's a better bill before Parliament: Bill C-262.
Media Advisory: MPs and activists to speak on Canadian corporate accountability laws
The Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability will host a press conference with members of Parliament from across political lines who are calling for comprehensive corporate accountability laws in Canada, and a virtual roundtable with human rights defenders from Zambia, Ecuador and Bangladesh on why such legislation is urgently needed.
Roundtable: Human Rights Defenders on Canadian Corporations in the Global South
What harms do Canadian companies inflict on communities and workers around the world? What are impacted communities asking of Canadians and of the Canadian government? Why do we need stronger corporate accountability laws in Canada? Wednesday, April 27th, 2022, 11am EDT, join us for a one-hour roundtable with human rights defenders from the Global South.
CNCA member list – April 2022
The CNCA's April 2022 members list is out.
CNCA’s submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights’ study of Bill S 211
Click here to read the CNCA's submission It is imperative that the Government of Canada move quickly to address the widespread reports of forced labour, child labour and other human rights abuses in the global operations of Canadian companies and in Canadian global supply chains. It is equally imperative that the measures implemented by the [...]
NEWS RELEASE: Bills Introduced to Protect People and the Planet Warrant All-Party Support
Human rights and the environment should be non-partisan issues. Two private Members’ bills introduced in the House of Commons today would, if passed, help protect people and the planet. These bills deserve all-party support.
CNCA Statement on Bill S-211
Canadian human rights and labour groups do not support the modern slavery reporting bill S-211. Why not? Because it's not strong enough to fight corporate abuse. There's a better bill before Parliament: Bill C-262.
Media Advisory: MPs and activists to speak on Canadian corporate accountability laws
The Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability will host a press conference with members of Parliament from across political lines who are calling for comprehensive corporate accountability laws in Canada, and a virtual roundtable with human rights defenders from Zambia, Ecuador and Bangladesh on why such legislation is urgently needed.
Roundtable: Human Rights Defenders on Canadian Corporations in the Global South
What harms do Canadian companies inflict on communities and workers around the world? What are impacted communities asking of Canadians and of the Canadian government? Why do we need stronger corporate accountability laws in Canada? Wednesday, April 27th, 2022, 11am EDT, join us for a one-hour roundtable with human rights defenders from the Global South.
CNCA member list – April 2022
The CNCA's April 2022 members list is out.
CNCA’s submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights’ study of Bill S 211
Click here to read the CNCA's submission It is imperative that the Government of Canada move quickly to address the widespread reports of forced labour, child labour and other human rights abuses in the global operations of Canadian companies and in Canadian global supply chains. It is equally imperative that the measures implemented by the [...]
NEWS RELEASE: Bills Introduced to Protect People and the Planet Warrant All-Party Support
Human rights and the environment should be non-partisan issues. Two private Members’ bills introduced in the House of Commons today would, if passed, help protect people and the planet. These bills deserve all-party support.
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