June 2026
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The Silence That Makes People Sick: Institutional Moral Harassment at The Limits of Human Rights Due Diligence
A Crisis Hidden in Plain Sight Data from the Brazilian labour judiciary shows that institutional workplace…
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The Missing Voice: Art and Cultural Expression in Business and Human Rights
Art and cultural expression have always been strategic media through which resistance to injustice expresses…
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Justification and the Normative Core of Business & Human Rights
Business and human rights (BHR) is, at its core, a normative project. It rests on the…
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Narrating Corporate Accountability for Climate Justice: Storytelling as a Tool for Legal Empowerment
Climate change is not only a crisis of emissions, technology, or regulation. It is also a…
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Shaping the Future of Business and Human Rights in a Turbulent Time
Opening When the first cohort of the International Doctoral Programme in Business and Human Rights at…
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Human Rights Disclosures in Canada’s Securities Law: Potential changes from the Supreme Court’s decision on Lundin Mining Corp v Markowich
Introduction Since the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) recognized a stand-alone…
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Civil liability for Corporate Human Rights Violations in the European Union – What do Member States Need to do After the Omnibus?
Accountability of corporations and remedy for rightsholders are critical components to ensure the effectiveness of corporate…
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Corporate Capture and Climate Governance: Agribusiness, Pesticides, and Human Rights in Brazil
Introduction The business and human rights agenda often asks how companies can be held accountable for…
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Invisible Infrastructures, Visible Harm: Data Centres, Environmental Risk and Corporate Human Rights Due Diligence
An Underexplored Issue in Environmental (Criminal) Law The recent global surge in the construction of data…