DFID’s CDC Bill is ‘shameful’
The government has serious case to answer when UK taxpayers’ money ends up in the coffers of a palm oil company
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Monsanto-Bayer merger won’t hide corporate horrors
The colossus that will arise must not divert attention from the true nature of Monsanto’s food crimes.
#SportsDirectShame: Turning tragedy into change for migrant workers
Now is the time to demand an end to precarious contracts
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Sri Lanka’s garment workers: paying a high price for cheap clothes
Women pay a high price for making the cheap clothes sold on the UK high street
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Stand With Migrant Workers: End Precarious Contracts
Migrant workers across the UK face racism, abuse and exploitation
Stop the diversion of the Arroyo Stream in La Guajira, Colombia
Samuel Arrogoces has pleaded with the world for support so that the stream is not diverted
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International Women’s Day 2016: Fighting for justice
International Women’s Day 2016 comes only days after the brutal murder of Berta Cáceres
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Indigenous rights leader Berta Cáceres assassinated in Honduras
We call on the Honduran government to bring the assassins to justice
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“They’d kill me if I went back to Colombia”
Gilberto Torres was kidnapped and tortured by paramilitaries in 2002
If we love fashion, we have to talk about the garment workers
Why do we never speak of the grim realities facing the millions of garment workers?
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Peru: “Water Yes, Mine No”
This has long been the call of indigenous people in Peru in their fight against Yanacocha
