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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Human Rights Watch, Crisis in the Brazilian Amazon, 2022 Debates Indígenas, Gold or Life: The Struggle of Venezuelan Indigenous Peoples Against Illegal Mining, 2025 Our World in Data. Abania: CO2 Country Profile, 2022 Human Rights Research Center, Shipbreaking: A deadly industry, 2025 ILO, Viet Nam’s electronics supply chain, 2022 Profundo, Sugarcane value chain Bolivia and Nicaragua, 2024 MindaNews, Toxic pesticides found in residents living near Davao City pineapple plantations, 2023 SunStar, Network launched 1 year after labor organizer’s disappearance, 2025 Hudson Institute, The Global Impact of China’s Water and Related Environmental Problems, 2024 IWL-FI, Venezuela: Workers’ Mobilizations, Dictatorial Repression and the Need for a Working Class Alternative, 2024 Amnesty International, Venezuela, 2024 AMA Journal of Ethics, Do Clinics in Meat and Poultry Plants Endanger Workers?, 2023 Amnesty International, Why is the Democratic Republic of Congo wracked by conflict?, 2024 The Centre for Child Rights and Business, Operational Guideline on Forced Labour Remediation for Private Sectors, 2025 Global Ecology and Conservation, Status of deforestation of Madagascar, 2023 Lefteast, Grassroots Resistance to Environmental Destruction in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Part IV: Majevica, 2025 European Cockpit Association, Broken safety: A documentary exposes concerns among pilots and cabin crew in European aviation, 2023 Oxfam, the workers behind sweden’s italian wine, 2021 FOUR PAWS, Foie Gras: The dark side of a delicacy, 2025 RFA, Thailand’s auditing industry fails to protect migrant workers: activists, 2025

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Future Up and project partners are continuously working on supplementing and updating this list. If you know of sources (websites, reports) that would be interesting to include in our database, or if you believe certain sources are not sufficiently reliable, please contact us at csrriskcheck@futureup.nl. You can request the method we use to check the reliability of sources through the same email address.

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