Where next for a business and human rights treaty?
Talks at the UN should run more smoothly now, but big questions about the scope of a global treaty are still open, says Sikho Luthango.
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Ketakandriana Rafitoson talks about the Publish What You Pay coalition’s new global strategy for the energy transition.
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Maria Ron Balsera of the Center for Economic and Social Rights talks Critical Takes through negotiations for a UN tax convention.
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Kelvin Chirwa offers a close-up view of the power imbalance on the ground between small farmers and a multinational in Malawi.
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Ultra-processed diets are a tell-tale sign that something’s deeply wrong with our food systems and our economies, says Benjamin Wood.
Read ThisWhy corporate power is a feminist issue
A toxic mix of profit-making and patriarchy is enriching billionaires and harming women and marginalised people, says Sanyu Awori.
Read ThisEurope’s new due diligence law falls short
The EU’s new Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive is no substitute for an international treaty on business and human rights, says Andressa Oliveira Soares.
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