Corporate Human Rights Abuse & Supply Chain Accountability Team
Holding corporations accountable for human rights abuses in their operations and global supply chains.
Mission Statement
The Corporate Human Rights Abuse & Supply Chain Accountability Team investigates and documents human rights abuses in corporate operations and global supply chains — from forced labor and child labor to environmental destruction and security force abuses. The unit builds accountability cases against corporations and their executives, advocates for mandatory human rights due diligence legislation, and supports affected communities in seeking remedy for corporate-related human rights violations.
Key Functions
Abuse Investigation
Investigating human rights abuses in corporate operations and supply chains — documenting forced labor, child labor, environmental harm, and security force abuses with the rigor needed for accountability proceedings.
Due Diligence Assessment
Assessing corporate human rights due diligence processes against the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights — identifying gaps and recommending improvements that prevent and address abuses.
Accountability Litigation
Supporting affected communities in pursuing legal remedy for corporate-related human rights violations — civil litigation, criminal referrals, and engagement with national contact points and international accountability mechanisms.
Core Capabilities
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