Data sources

The information in the CSR Risk Check is based on open online sources. Below you can find an overview of all sources.

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3490 sources
3305 Water Action Hub, Country Overview - Armenia, 2022 3306 Earth Journalism Network, Sewage from Mexico's tourism industry threatens Caribbean coast, reef, 2020 3308 FONAP, Guide to Conducting Risk Analyses for Palm-Oil-Producing Countries, 2023 3309 Research Square, Air Pollution in Bangladesh and Its Consequences, 2023 3310 BBC, Sicily's rich olive pickings - the fruit of Italy's migrant exploitation, 2022 3311 The Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations, The right to know in the electronics industry, 2020 3312 The Star, Flowers that make a difference: How fair wages are changing the lives of workers, 2023 3314 EU Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, Being Black in the EU – Experiences of people of African descent, 2023 3315 The Jordan Times, Facing poverty, Jordan Valley’s agricultural workers suffer under heatwave, 2023 3316 Human Rights Watch, “If We Raise Our Voice They Arrest Us”, 2023 3317 Inside Climate News, New Pennsylvania Legislation Aims to Classify ‘Produced Water’ From Fracking as Hazardous Waste, 2023 3318 Internationale Arbeidsorganisatie, uitdagingen en kansen om waardig werk te bevorderen in vijf landen en toeleveringsketens, 2023 3319 Ethical Trading Initiative, What steps can businesses take to protect seafarers in their maritime supply chains?, 2023 3320 Tagesschau, Training für Künstliche: Intelligenz Wie Klickarbeiter in Kenia ausgebeutet werden, 2023 3321 Mongabay, Captive to coal: Indonesia to burn even more fossil fuel for green tech, 2023 3322 Mongabay, Activists slam coal pollution from Indonesia’s production of ‘clean’ batteries, 2023 3323 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Brazil: Belo Sun's mining project in Xingu is "unfeasible" and would lead to the "ecogenocide" of indigenous and traditional communities, says Apib, 2023 3324 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Indonesia: Chinese-owned Aek Silang mini-hydropower plant allegedly reduces fish stock and poses risks to Indigenous livelihoods; Tianyuan Group did not respond Read more, 2023 3325 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre, Philippines: Recruitment agencies and lenders allegedly collude to exploit migrant workers, amid lack of govt. action to tackle abuse, 2023 3326 The Liberian Observer, International Finance Corporation Accused of ‘Enabling Human Rights Violations’, 2023

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