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Terry Slavin, (Aug 8, 2019)
In the August issue of Ethical Corporation we take an in-depth look at the challenges companies are facing addressing forced labour in their supply chains, highlight some of the leaders in reporting on human rights impacts, and report on how businesses are helping address the global refugee crisis
Monica Romis, (Aug 6, 2019)
Oxfam’s Monica Romis explains the findings of the charity’s latest Supermarket Scorecard on human rights, which gave Tesco top place among 16 of Europe's biggest supermarkets
Katherine Steiner-Dicks, (Aug 6, 2019)
Katherine Steiner-Dicks reports on growing calls for major reforms to the UK’s Modern Slavery Act
Ed Long, (May 23, 2019)
Abby Maxman, President & CEO, Oxfam to open #RBSWEST, October 9-10
Oliver Balch, (May 14, 2018)
Battle against plastics grows; global jet-set sends tourism emissions skywards; US firms see benefits from managing water and carbon
Eric Marx, (Apr 26, 2018)
Unilever, Marks and Spencer and Sime Darby are at the forefront of working with governments and communities to meet their zero deforestation commitments, writes Eric Marx
Eric Marx, (Apr 26, 2018)
The biggest food brands require suppliers to adhere to principles of free prior and informed consent, but implementation is thin on the ground, reports Eric Marx
Oliver Balch, (Apr 16, 2018)
UK retailer to remove palm oil from own-brand products; animal welfare index snubs Sainsbury; shipping industry agrees decarbonisation strategy
John Morrison, (Feb 16, 2018)
John Morrison, head of the Institute for Human Rights and Business, says the Oxfam crisis shows we should say 'no' to cuts in aid, but yes to greater accountability by charities
Terry Slavin, (Aug 27, 2017)
A surge in corporate no-deforestation commitment hasn’t stemmed habitat destruction in Indonesia, as a new report by RAN on illegal deforestation in Sumatra highlights. We assess whether a new methodology for implementing them called the High Carbon Stock Approach could help turn the tide
Claire Manuel, (Jul 26, 2017)
The first-ever ranking of companies on human rights raised eyebrows by giving Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton top marks alongside Marks and Spencer. While the methodology has been criticised, it is seen as filling a vital gap for investors
Diana Rojas, (Jun 26, 2017)
Companies are working in opposition to Trump’s attempts to limit refugees entering the US, but many feel they have to tread carefully
EC Newsdesk, (Jan 12, 2017)
Oxfam’s Rachel Wilshaw reveals how doing a study of the company's labour standards was an eye-opener for both parties
April Streeter, (Oct 13, 2016)
With climate change threatening global food production, companies from Olam to Unilever are focusing on lifting smallholder farmers out of poverty
Oliver Balch, (Nov 19, 2015)
We read all the reports so you don’t have to
Nadine Hawa, (Nov 19, 2015)
Pakistan INGOs, John West exposed, climate risks to food supply and electronics harvesting