Resources

Soberania Alimentar

Resgatando o sistema alimentar global Our Food Sovereignty report in Portuguese

When Work Isn't 'Work'

Fighting for workers' rights in the informal economy

Reports and Accounts 2010/11

Fighting the root causes of poverty

Restricted Rights

Migrant women workers in Thailand, Cambodia and Malaysia

Up Front: Sweatshops and the Olympics

The global sportswear brands abusing workers’ rights and our campaign to stop them

Race to the Bottom

Olympic sportswear companies’ exploitation of Bangladeshi workers

Adidas Briefing

Around the world 775,000 workers, mainly women, in 1,200 factories across 65 countries make Adidas products.

Food Sovereignty report

The report contrasts the UK government’s preferred approach of ‘food security’, based on free markets supplemented by aid, with the positive alternative of food sovereignty, which returns control over the food system to farmers.  

Relatório de Soberania Alimentar

Este relatório da War on Want examina, inicialmente, como o sistema alimentar industrial emergiu e como ele funciona na prática.

Relatório de Soberania Alimentar

Este relatório da War on Want examina, inicialmente, como o sistema alimentar industrial emergiu e como ele funciona na prática.

Up Front: Food Sovereignty

In 2009, for the first time in human history, over a billion people were officially classified as living in hunger.

Join the food sovereignty revolution

The global food system is in crisis. Decisions about what is produced, what is consumed and who has access to food are defined by multinational corporations that control the entire food chain.