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"As companies identify their links to human rights abuses, they will need resources to seek out new suppliers, and a mandate from the top to look beyond the lowest-cost options," writes @KendylSalcito. NomoGaia Laura Murphy SHU HKC LawCrim landclimate.org/car-manufactur…

Hey, NomoGaia friends. Our Executive Director has reduced her hours for us to take on an independent job. That job is with a company. You may have questions. We try to answer them here. nomogaia.org/wp-content/upl…

This is unusual: Former Deputy Commander of the Xinjiang Production & Construction Corps is sacked and expelled from the CCP. One of the charges against him is "interfering with the implementation of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality strategic goals." mil.news.sina.com.cn/2023-07-27/doc…

NEW SHU HKC LawCrim REPORT w/ solar industry expert Alan Crawford: “Over-Exposed” reveals the solar industry is still heavily exposed to #UyghurForcedLabour. Supply chains have become increasingly opaque to avoid public scrutiny. shu.ac.uk/helena-kennedy…

Two of these companies were just added to the US Dept of Homeland Security’s “Entity List” - of entities banned from doing business in the US as a result of their reliance on Uyghur forced labor.

Wow, what a coup for the Chinese Communist Party: Raytheon as lobbyist to discourage de-risking 🤯

More new research from my colleague Yalkun Uluyol ! Put this on your immediate to do list.

In Teaching Business and Human Rights (2023), Mark Wielga shares a practice-oriented approach to teaching both human rights impact assessment and non-governmental human rights grievance mechanisms. #teachBHR #UNForumBHR #bizhumanrights

New Xinjiang Police Files evidence shows that Uyghurs were sent from re-education camps directly to vocational institutions that organized job fairs with Volkswagen & advertise degrees with Volkswagen as a typical work destination. One victim: the Uyghur Adiljan Hashim. /1

Pleased to be given the opportunity on German national TV (ZDF) to explain explain why Volkswagen's new Xinjiang audit, in which it absolves itself from all wrongdoing, is a form of "audit-washing" (click link). THREAD zdf.de/politik/berlin…

New report shows forced Uyghur labor taints much of China's aluminum production through obfuscation, since Xinjiang aluminum is melted down and mixed, becoming untraceable. Global carmakers are largely ignoring this issue.

I am so incredibly proud of the work that went into this article. Mark Wielga, James Harrison & Margarita Parejo are making the world smarter (and hopefully soon, better) academic.oup.com/jhrp/advance-a…

In a webinar hosted by the CHRP, University of Warwick, and NomoGaia, our Jessica Vasquez joined speakers from International Accord and Fair Wear Foundation to discuss non-governmental complaint mechanisms and the role companies’ actions play in the human rights landscape. 📺 youtube.com/watch?v=XapohN…