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Business and Human Rights Lawyers Association Announces New Executive Officer

The BHRLA is delighted to announce the appointment of Meg Roggensack as its first Executive Officer

Namaqualand community raises the alarm over copper mining in their small town

South Africa: Community raises environmental and human rights concerns over Copper 360 mining activities, incl. dust pollution and land rights issues.

Vietnam: Garment company fined for deducting workers' wages to cover cost of lost items

Korean garment firm in HCMC fined for illegal wage deductions over lost T-shirts

Hong Kong: WSJ fires reporter; union urges reinstatement amid press concerns

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Business and Human Rights Lawyers Association Announces New Executive Officer

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Hong Kong: WSJ fires reporter; union urges reinstatement amid press concerns

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Business and Human Rights Lawyers Association Announces New Executive Officer

Namaqualand community raises the alarm over copper mining in their small town

Vietnam: Garment company fined for deducting workers' wages to cover cost of lost items

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