Cancelled orders are just the tip of the iceberg. Fashion brands from the UK and beyond have been mistreating the people who supply their clothes. We exposed this in our #WearingThin report last week. The solution? A #FashionWatchdog Find out more: transform-trade.org/fashion-watchd…

Most people want a livable planet and fair treatment from businesses. European parliamentarians should resist corporate lobbying against a law that requires businesses to tackle climate change and address their role in human rights abuses. hrw.org/news/2025/07/0…

"Import bans shut the door on goods made with forced labor. They punish exploiters, provide remedies to workers, and force real change." The Human Trafficking Legal Center's Human Rights & Trade Policy Director Anasuya Syam & President Martina Vandenberg in openDemocracy: opendemocracy.net/en/beyond-traf…

There are no magic fixes, but Section 307 of the US Tariff Act delivers results. Import bans blocking forced-labor tainted goods from the US market have led to more than $62 million in back wages & fees returned to workers. Read our openDemocracy oped:  opendemocracy.net/en/beyond-traf…

We stand in solidarity with the Indonesian fishers who have filed a human trafficking lawsuit against US tuna brand Bumble Bee. It is never easy for individuals to go up against influential corporations, but they are. Join us in standing with them: act.gp/solidarity-wit…

Last week’s statement on a US-EU trade deal reveals Europe seems ready to concede to US pressures on vital Green Deal laws - including CSDDD. The latest opinion piece from Heidi Hautala + Phil Bloomer explores implications + options for Europe's leaders: bhrrc.org/en/blog/to-lea…

The US fossil fuel industry is using the EU-US trade deal to undermine an EU law requiring companies to reduce their climate impacts and tackle corporate abuses worldwide. European parliamentarians should fight back: hrw.org/news/2025/08/2…