Protecting Rights. Ending Corporate Abuse

womens’ rights

Making Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Work for Homeworkers

New Briefing from Homeworkers Worldwide UK discusses how the situation of precarious women workers such as homeworkers is carefully considered by policy makers when translating human rights due diligence into law. This includes some of the risks that such legislation could create and consideration of how best to ensure its impact is positive.

We mean business: protecting women’s rights in global supply chains

Our partner ActionAid reports that corporate accountability can be harnessed to protect women’s rights and further gender equality - however, many governments and corporations still have to implement, strengthen and operationalise this in practice.