6 key requirements to ensure that the Government’s Responsible Business Conduct Review leads to meaningful change.
The Corporate Justice Coalition welcomes the recent announcement that the UK Government is reviewing its approach to responsible business conduct – but warns that essential criteria must be met if it is to lead to action that will create meaningful outcomes for people and the planet. Click here to read the joint statement. As part...
The picnic’s over: 145,000 signatures for stronger UK laws to hold companies accountable for harm to people and our planet.
As friends and families across the country dug out their picnic blankets for National Picnic Week, the UK Coalition for Corporate Justice, joined by Labour MP Richard Burgon and Green MP Ellie Chowns, delivered a ‘hamper of harms’ to Number 10 and the Department for Business and Trade. With it they brought an urgent message...
Today, the Government’s new Immigration and Asylum Bill will have a second reading in parliament. Within it are proposed amendments to the company obligations currently laid out in section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act. These amendments would add specificity to existing supply chain transparency requirements for UK businesses, extend reporting obligations to public authorities...
Click the link here or below to read the full briefing by CJC and UNISON The International Labour Organization’s core labour rights are human rights. In particular, freedom of assembly, freedom of association and collective bargaining are enabling rights: they allow workers to defend and secure many other rights at work and in wider society....
Over 200 pages of evidence submitted to the government, more than 145,000 signatures handed over to No.10, twelve new briefings and statements published and a 10% increase in our membership: it’s safe to say that 2025 was another busy year for the Corporate Justice Coalition. Click the link below to download our latest impact report...
We are, quite literally, being sold inequality by the gallon. Every product in your supermarket trolley took water to produce. Fresh fruit, vegetables, coffee, chocolate: all of it arrives on UK shelves through supply chains where water use is neither sustainable nor fair. Instead, the farmers and workers growing and harvesting the goods that stock...
Calls for McDonalds to act after accusations of gender-based harassment.
The UK Government’s research on the economic impact of the UN Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights 19 December 2025: The Corporate Justice Coalition (CJC) welcomes the UK Government’s renewed interest in meaningfully engaging with the UN Legally Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights and the recognition that responsible business conduct is a...
Momentum builds for stronger UK legislation to protect against human rights and environmental harms in UK value chains The IASC has today (16 December 2025) published a proposal for a new mandatory human rights due diligence law. Whilst this proposal contains useful elements, it falls short of the comprehensive measures being developed and championed by...
