Press Release: Canadian Companies Can Continue to Profit from Modern Slavery: Bill S-211 makes its way through Standing Committee unchanged
Press release as a PDF For immediate release November 29 [...]
Press release: As yet another Canadian mining giant faces human rights lawsuit, advocates call on Ottawa to act
PDF in English; PDF in French Canadian social justice groups [...]
Foreign victims should have right to sue Canadian companies, urges human rights group
Article published in the Hill Times By PETER MAZEREEUW – JUNE [...]
Opinion: Without investigatory powers, feds’ watchdog on mining industry toothless
The government created a powerless position—an ombudsperson in name only. Without powers to order the production of documents and compel witness testimony under oath, CORE is an ineffective position similar to the other toothless mechanisms that came before it.
OPINION: Modern slavery bill misses the mark, ipolitics
by Emily Dwyer, featured in ipolitics, February 25 2020 For [...]
With the closure of Forever 21, we need to do more to rein in fast fashion
By Jennifer Wells, Star Business Columnist Column published in the [...]
Canada’s ‘toothless’ new corporate watchdog is a broken promise and a major setback for human rights
Written by Emily Dwyer May 15, 2019 Article originally posted [...]
Corporate accountability is also a feminist issue
By Gabriela Jimenez Op-Ed in the Hill Times To address [...]
Why does Justin Trudeau succumb to corporate pressure?
BY CHARIS KHAMPUIS Op-Ed posted in The Conversation The [...]
UN official criticizes Canadian delays setting up corporate ethics watchdog
Mike Blanchfield, The Canadian Press Posted: Apr 30, 2019 Surya [...]