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The Campaigns Coordinator plays a key role in advancing CNCA’s advocacy priorities by planning, coordinating, and implementing public campaigns that promote corporate respect for human rights and the ...

Canada in the precarious middle of the global AI supply chain

When the Canadian government earlier this year shut down its independent watchdog responsible for investigating alleged human rights abuses including environmental pollution by Canada-based companies ...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement awarded two new contracts to the American branch of GardaWorld Security in late August.

Les deux nouveaux contrats octroyés à GardaWorld Federal Services par cette agence américaine concernent le transport et la détention de migrants au Texas.

After lying dormant for years, the Era Dorada project in Asunción Mita resumed this year and villagers say history is being repeated, despite promises of change

Canada is strengthening legal protections for Canadian investors abroad while abandoning any pretense of holding those same corporations to account at home for their conduct. The Canada-Ecuador Free T...

Canada is strengthening legal protections for Canadian investors abroad while abandoning any pretense of holding those same corporations to account at home for their conduct. The Canada-Ecuador Free T...

Canada is strengthening legal protections for Canadian investors abroad while abandoning any pretense of holding those same corporations to account at home for their conduct. The Canada-Ecuador Free T...

A delegation of Indigenous leaders and advocates from Nevada visited Canada last month to raise the alarm about the human rights harms of two Canadian-owned lithium mining projects. At a press conference on Parliament Hill, Mary Gibson and Fermina Stevens, two leaders in the struggle to protect the rights and territory of the Western Shoshone and Paiute Peoples, called on the Canadian government to uphold its responsibility to ensure that mining companies registered in this country respect Indigenous rights abroad. Representatives from Amnesty International joined them to speak about the conclusions and urgent calls to action outlined in Amnesty’s new research briefing “We’re Here to Protect Mother Earth: Indigenous Rights and Nevada’s New Lithium Boom.”Check out the full press conference:youtube.com/watch?v=guYkMfaa5GQ🔗 Read the full report:amnesty.ca/human-rights-news/nevada-lithium-mining-boom-indigenous-rights-violations/

Une société canadienne souhaite exploiter une mine d’or en plein cœur de montagnes andines, là où naissent des rivières qui alimentent en eau potable la troisième ville en population de l’Équateur, Cu...

Une société canadienne souhaite exploiter une mine d’or en plein cœur de montagnes andines, là où naissent des rivières qui alimentent en eau potable la troisième ville en population de l’Équateur, Cu...

Une société canadienne souhaite exploiter une mine d’or en plein cœur de montagnes andines, là où naissent des rivières qui alimentent en eau potable la troisième ville en population de l’Équateur, Cuenca. Si la minière vante les retombées économiques du projet, de nombreux experts mettent en garde contre les importants risques de contamination à l’arsenic, une substance cancérigène notoire.

By Aidan Gilchrist-Blackwood, CNCA Network Coordinator, in collaboration with KAIROS Canada The global economy has been shaped by deeply unequal power dynamics. Centuries of colonialism have extracted...

First Quantum Minerals and associates run covert influence campaign over Zambia’s democracy, with revenue diverted from indebted economy, investigation suggests

Des membres de la diaspora philippine au Canada dénoncent les coopérations annoncées en matière de défense et de ressources naturelles.

The Canadian Network for Corporate Accountability (CNCA) campaigns to pass a mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence law, empower Canada’s corporate watchdog, and end Canadian governmen...

Last week, OECD Watch joined governments, businesses, trade unions and civil society from around the world in Paris for the OECD’s Responsible Business Conduct Week, marking the 50th anniversary of th...

La Groupe d’orientation politique pour les Amériques (APG-GOPA) dénonce la récente décision du gouvernement du Canada d’élimine un des sueles freines aux violationes de droites pour les compagnes ca...

APG condemns Canadian Government decision to eliminate CORE, one of the few checks to Canadian corporate rights violations abroad.

The Canadian PM has spent a year talking trade with allies, while abandoning progress on fundamental rights.

It remains to be seen whether Bill C-35 marks a genuine turning point in corporate accountability, or becomes another entry in an already long list of good intentions.

A corporate watchdog was still accepting complaints right up until the point Prime Minister Mark Carney announced its dissolution — seemingly out of nowhere — despite saying the decision to discontinu...

A corporate watchdog was still accepting complaints right up until the point Prime Minister Mark Carney announced its dissolution — seemingly out of nowhere — despite saying the decision to discontinu...

It remains to be seen whether Bill C-35 marks a genuine turning point in corporate accountability, or becomes another entry in an already long list of good intentions.

“Environmental justice is human justice. When communities don’t have clean water, when children grow up in mining-affected areas, when waste and pollution

The Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise had a mandate to look into human rights abuses in the mining sector, which advocates worry will increase if a Canada-Ecuador trade pact is ratified...

The PMO displays a stark lack of interest in worker issues, labour sector leaders say

The Canadian government’s elimination of the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (CORE), announced on June 11, marks a significant step backwards in the fight for accountability for human...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced last week that the government eliminated an office created to probe overseas human rights complaints about Canadian corporations, including mining conglom...

"There's some business you just can't do. And if the only way you can make money is by destroying people's environment or murdering them or raping them, you shouldn't be in that business."

TORONTO – Le problème avec le Bureau de l’ombudsman canadien de la responsabilité des entreprises (OCRE), c’est qu’il n’a jamais disposé de l’indépendance et des pouvoirs nécessaires pour mener à bien...

TORONTO – The problem with the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (CORE) was that it was never given the independence and powers it needed to do the job properly, says the United Steelwo...

As Ottawa faces pressure from the Trump administration to tighten its scrutiny of imports made with forced labour, Canadian human rights lawyers are pointing the finger at companies south of the borde...