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The impacts of the Covid-19 crisis on leather workers in Bangladesh, Pakistan and India
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Apply Open Data Principles in EU legislation on corporate reporting
Current corporate sustainability reporting is badly flawed as open data principles are not applied. SOMO supports the call on the EU Commission and the European Parliament to make sure that stakeholder access, interoperability and collaboration…
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Call to release Daw Myo Aye from Myanmar
We have serious concerns about the safety and wellbeing of Daw Myo Aye (also known as Myo Myo), leader of Solidarity Trade Union of Myanmar (STUM), who has been detained since April by the military…
Pull the plug on the Energy Charter Treaty
Webinar on the future of EU fiscal policy
In this special one-off we focus on European fiscal policy, following FiscalMatters’ week of debate in which the future of the EU fiscal framework is discussed: “Too often important policy decisions happen behind closed doors….
Telenor’s exit from Myanmar – a cautionary tale for the just transition
Complaint accepted against Norwegian company Telenor for its actions in Myanmar
A complaint filed by 474 Myanmar-based civil society organisations against Telenor Group in July 2021 has been declared material and substantiated by the Norwegian National Contact Point (NCP) for Responsible Business Conduct. Telenor, which is…
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Today we started work in our new office at KNSM-laan 17 in Amsterdam. Find the complete address in the footer of this website.
New research reveals large-scale tax avoidance by coronavirus test manufacturer Qiagen
New research by the Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO) shows that the German coronavirus test producer Qiagen has been able to dodge millions of euros in tax since 2010 thanks to tax avoidance…