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How can the UK help prevent human rights abuses and environmental harm linked to business activity? 🌍 Today, Ogiek human rights defender Dorothy Cheruto, together with human rights defenders Francisca Paz and Ruslan Myatiev, met with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), the Department of Business and Trade and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs to share perspectives on the challenges their countries, Kenya, Brazil and Turkmenistan are facing: land rights violations, environmental harm, and abuses linked to corporate activity and forced labour in global supply chains. ✊ The UK Government must introduce a Business, Human Rights and Environment Act (BHREA) to prevent harm before it happens, hold businesses accountable, and ensure those affected can access justice. ⚖️ #BHREA #CorporateAccountability #BusinessAndHumanRights #HumanRightsDefenders #IndigenousRights #PeaceBrigadesInternational
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The new Immigration and Asylum Bill will significantly harm the UK's response ot trafficking and modern slavery by denying survivors access to the protection and support they need and deserve. This new bill follows a destructive pattern of prioritising immigration control over the safety of survivors of very serious crime. The government can't get away with gambling away the protection of the individuals they have a duty to protect, in favour of continuing a tired script that scapegoats people who often can't fight back. Read all our suggested amendments to this bill: (link in bio) 🔗 #ImmigrationAndAsylumBill #ProtectSurvivors #EndExploitation
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📢 New guide, just dropped. Quick context: the EU has a new law: the CSDDD (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive — yes, EU jargon is a genre of its own). It is meant to make large companies actually check whether their business is hurting people or the planet. Think about: 👕 The garment worker sewing 14-hour shifts for a brand sold across Europe. 💧 The community whose water supply is polluted by a mine several suppliers up the chain. 🦺 Workers with no union, no safety gear and no one to turn to when things go wrong. This law is supposed to make companies responsible for that, not just for what happens in their own offices. It's not the directive we fought for (heavy corporate lobbying took its toll), but it's still a legal tool worth fighting with. And now comes the next big question: what will Member States do with it? As they turn the CSDDD into national law, they can make choices that determine whether people harmed by corporate activities can actually access justice and compensation, or whether the system remains stacked against them. ⚖️ A new guide from the European Coalition for Corporate Justice, Frank Bold and Anti-Slavery International sets out what strong national implementation could look like. 📖 Read the guide here: https://www.cidse.org/2026/09/09/turning-the-csddd-into-action-a-guide-for-national-transposition/ And if you know people working on corporate accountability, human rights or CSDDD transposition, share it with them. 🙏 #CSDDD #CorporateAccountability #HumanRights #EU
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We stand with survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and demand justice, protection, and accountability. Trafficking thrives in silence - ending it begins with listening, believing, and acting. #EndHumanTrafficking
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We’ve got something big happening! On 21 October, we’ll be joining people from across the U.K. in travelling to Westminster to ask our MPs to support a new law to hold businesses to account. Registration is now open for the Good Business Matters Mass Lobby so click the link in our bio to find out more and sign up! Don’t miss this moment to show our MPs why good business matters for communities, wildlife and the environment.
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On this World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we stand with every victim and survivor whose life has been stolen by exploitation and abuse. Trafficking and conflict-related sexual violence thrive in silence. Let us break that silence, protect the vulnerable, support survivors, and hold perpetrators accountable. Every survivor deserves justice, dignity, and hope. #EndHumanTrafficking #EndRapeInWar
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Four months ago, the aggressions in Lebanon expanded to a new level. In one day, Lebanon was struck over 100 times, causing a new wave of displacement, destruction, injuries and loss of innocent lives. We were all impacted, and we could not stand idle witnessing the migrant communities take the hit again. Once again, displaced migrants were left stranded with limited shelter options, diminishing sources of income and, subsequently, huge gaps in basic needs, safety, and healthcare. Many of them still do not have a home to return to. Now more than ever, migrant workers, especially women and children, are susceptible to exploitation and trafficking, whether it is by employers benefiting from the exclusion of migrant workers from the law under the Lebanese labour law, or just simply by taking advantage of a person whose home, workplace and neighbourhood were all destroyed. The reality of migrants in Lebanon during times of war often goes unseen, unheard, and unreported. This is especially true for women who have been subjected to sex trafficking. The war in Lebanon has aggravated the conditions of migrant women, making them more vulnerable in the face of sexual abuse. Today, on the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we refuse to see migrant communities abandoned, especially during intermittent wars or fragile ceasefires that could spark new rounds of violence. We support the communities by ensuring they remain resourceful and sustainable in the face of economic and political adversity. We continue advocating for migrant rights through local initiatives or international frameworks. We stand by our commitment to uplift personal voices and collective or individual needs. We dedicate this statement to the lives lost in the war and to those who kept caring for others even under shelling. #beirut #trafficking #abolishkafala #migrantworkers #lebanon
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Ep 6/10 - As Jairam begins to act differently, Maya starts connecting the dots. But in a place like this, trust can be the biggest risk. Will she be able to trust Jairam? Can Mona really help? Comment ‘MORE’ for details! Stay tuned to find out in episode 7! _________________________ @civicstudios presents “Scam City” in partnership with @antislaveryinternational | New Episode Every day at 6 pm IST! Donate to support the fight against modern slavery via the link in bio 👆🏻 Created by humans, realised through AI. Produced by - @anushkashah1991 | Concept & Direction by - @kashmirajpatil | Written by - @arundhatibhande | Original Visuals & Frames by - @mansijoshi.art | Post Production & Editing by - @khanabadosh_bechara | Research by - @mitaliadhikarii | Marketing By - @iamrjnaman Head of Creative Development - @akshata.samant | Head of Business & Partnerships - @akshadabhalerao | Director of Impact & Partnerships - @namrata.s26 | Head of Marketing - @bhopali_patiya Social Media Associate - @_saumya.nayak_ | Research Associate - @mpunky03 | Creative Associate - @_curlycanvass | Sales Associate - @aviyachadha Follow @microverse.cs by Civic Studios for all microdramas. #ScamCityonCivicStudios #TrendingReels #Microdramas #ShortStories #MiniSeries [ Human Trafficking, Cybersecurity, Cyber Breach, Cyber Slavery, Types Of Scams, How To Identify A Scammer, Digital Arrest, Fraud Cases, How To Identify An Online Scam, How To Report Cyber Crime India ]
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📣 Last week MPs debated how to protect human rights and the environment in UK supply chains. Many of them echoed our calls to protect human rights defenders and communities affected by UK businesses, including calling for a UK Business, Human Rights & Environment Act. Want to know more about how the UK can better protect human rights defenders around the world? 🌐 Head to our website to read more!
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Use TAM’s resource guide to make a difference today! Link in bio
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Q&A | ‘Our Responsibility is to Know the Story’ For more than three years, documentary photographer Cristopher Rogel Blanquet (@rogelblanquet) documented families in Villa Guerrero, Mexico, where intensive flower production has been linked to serious health impacts associated with agrochemical exposure. In this interview with Icarus Complex Digital Producer Madeleine Bazil (@mads_baz), he reflects on documenting a community deeply connected to his own family history, building trust with those affected, and approaching environmental storytelling through a systemic lens. Rather than assigning blame to individuals, Beautiful Poison examines the relationships between workers, consumers, industry, and government, revealing how environmental and public health crises are embedded within larger systems. Read the full interview via the link in bio 🔗 – #documentaryphotography #environmentaljustice #visualstorytelling #agriculture #publichealth
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