Foreign workers are frequently not treated as human beings, but as objects or property.

London—date—Starbucks and Nestlé should be condemned for relying on child labor to harvest coffee beans in Guatemala, says ImpACT International for Human...

This violation reflects significant weakness in the role of legislative bodies in enforcing rules related to public and private respect of individuals' pr...

The list of 112 companies that do business in illegal Israeli settlements—released this week by a high U.N. official—should become a guide to who to black...

Facebook must establish content-moderation mechanisms that prevent the voices of some parties from being given greater visibility, while others are censor...

These principles embody the standards to which firms should adhere to ensure their business practices do not violate human rights in the pursuit of profit

The majority of banks in the Middle East turn a blind eye to standards requiring them to respect human rights

Customer privacy is routinely violated by the most prominent Jordanian ISPs

Children working in the cashew industry lose their basic rights to attend school and grow up in a healthy environment

It is time for both governments and international “media” corporations to sign on to global standards for the protection of human rights

In times of conflicts and crisis situations, private sector has a key role in recovering and developing national economy

Famous chocolate companies such as Nestlé, Hershey’s and Mars have been selling products inflicted with child labour