Data sources

2498 The Guardian, Rotten river: life on one of the world’s most polluted waterways, 2020 2499 Transparency International, Corruption Perceptions Index 2022, 2023 2500 Malawi Tea 2020, Wages Committee Progress Report 2020, 2020 2501 Fairtrade International, A Fair Price for Human Rights Due Diligence, 2022 2502 International Labour Organization, Child labour in Kosovo: An enquiry into the causes and impact of child labour, 2022 2503 The Independent, Modern slavery victim ‘worked 105 hours a week for £3.80 per hour’ while waiting for government help, 2023 2504 Geographical, The resolute widows of Punjab farmers driven to suicide by relentless debt, 2022 2505 The Business Standard, Bangladesh made progress in industrial safety but not enough: Peter Haas, 2023 2506 Financial Times, Glencore to pay DR Congo $180mn to cover corruption claims, 2022 2507 Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, Afrikanische Erntehelfer bekommen Hungerlöhne für unsere Tomaten, 2023 2508 UN Refugee Agency, Child labour within the Syrian refugee response, 2022 2509 Inside Climate News, Fracking Wastewater Causes Lasting Harm to Key Freshwater Species, 2023 2510 Associated Press News, Toxic gases connected to Ohio train derailment cause concern, 2023 2511 Mining, Chile probes giant sinkhole at Lundin underground copper mine, 2022 2512 CNN Business, This company employed children to clean razor-sharp saws using hazardous chemicals, 2023 2513 Freedom House, Freedom in the World, 2023 2514 Hasan, K et al., Water pollution in Bangladesh and its impact on public health, 2019 2515 Nimkar, U., Sustainable chemistry: A solution to the textile industry in a developing world, 2018 2516 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Indonesia: Three Chinese nickel workers file complaint to national human rights commission over workplace conditions, 2023 2517 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Libya: Indian workers fraudulently recruited left unpaid by construction cos., physically abused & kept in bonded labour, 2023