CNCA Submission to Employment and Social Development Canada’s Consultation on Labour Exploitation in Global Supply Chains
See here for the CNCA's submission (April 2022). While Canadian companies [...]
Comparative Chart: Don’t Mistake Reporting for Accountability
Canada is at a crossroads: take principled and effective action against harmful corporate practices, or remain complicit with ongoing human right violations. Canada must require Canadian companies to respect human rights throughout their supply chains.
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.
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 [...]
Broad support for Canadian mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence legislation
Support for Canadian mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence legislation [...]
Sign the online petition to the House of Commons today!
Join us in calling on Canada to adopt a law [...]
Federal parties detail commitments on corporate accountability and human rights
The Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability (CNCA) asked all federal [...]
Corporate Accountability and Election 2021 – Questions for federal parties and candidates
The Canadian Network on Corporate Accountability (CNCA) is asking federal [...]