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Ottawa promises a review of its overseas corporate watchdog and its effectiveness

Le Canada continue d’encourager l’impunité de ses entreprises

Minières et droits de la personne au Honduras : dénonciation et responsabilité

Wet’suwet’en and Otomi land defenders unite against the TC Energy Coastal GasLink and Tuxpan-Tula pipelines

Faire progresser la responsabilité des entreprises, une étape à la fois

Advancing corporate accountability, one step at a time

Human rights violation claims lobbed at B.C. company over Central Africa copper mine

UN special rapporteur calls on Canada to empower its watchdog for corporate wrongdoing

Why Canada isn’t doing enough to prevent forced labour and slavery in supply chains

TFW program ‘breeding ground for slavery’: UN expert

Ralph Lauren Canada faces federal probe into alleged use of forced Uyghur labour

Seafood brands profiting from worker abuse must be held to account

Mining ‘ombudsperson’ slags China instead of policing Canadian firms

Les distributeurs de fruits de mer qui exploitent des travailleurs devraient rendre des comptes

Canada's corporate watchdog finally goes after alleged human rights abuses abroad

Canada’s corporate ethics czar launches forced-labour probes into 2 firms

Canada’s corporate ethics czar launches forced labour probes into Nike, Dynasty Gold in China

Nike Canada faces federal probe over allegations it uses forced Uyghur labour in China

L’imputabilité des grandes entreprises canadiennes à l’international : un statu quo à déconstruire

Canada Passes Law Aimed at Exposing Forced Labor in Supply Chains

MPs pass law meant to curb forced labour around the world; Critics point out it doesn't actually hold Canadian companies accountable

MPs pass law meant to curb forced labour, as critics decry its lack of teeth

Le « policier » des entreprises canadiennes à l’étranger, une « coquille vide »?

10 years after the Rana Plaza disaster: What's changed in the factories where so much of the clothes we wear are made?

Les Compagnies canadiennes doivent être responsables, même à l'étranger, selon des groupes

Hollow core

New bill fails to address human rights abuses in supply chains

Liberal bill to ban forced-labour imports is a smoke screen, critics say

Une minière canadienne accusée de violer les droits de la personne

Seafood and labour

Loving thy neighbor vs upgrading your iPhone

Advocates at biodiversity conference push back against plan to expedite approvals for critical minerals mines

« NON » à la Loi contre le travail forcé et « OUI » aux droits humains

Why MPs should vote ‘no’ to meaningless anti-slavery legislation and ‘yes’ to human rights

Barrick Gold sued in Canada for alleged abuses in Tanzania

Legislation to tackle forced labour criticized as ‘meaningless’

Canada’s legal responsibilities on international human rights

Canada companies' watchdog to press Trudeau for expanded powers

L’ombudsman des mines se fait encore attendre

Human rights groups concerned about powers for long-delayed mining, textile ombudsman

Human rights activists frustrated over delay in naming mining ombud

Dwyer: Canada's new corporate ombudsperson needs real power

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