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Title: Global Business & Human Rights

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As the rapid construction of data centers continues to generate backlash from local communities, environmental and human rights issues underpinning sustainable corporate practices are coming to the fore. Grassroots resistance is springing from rational fears – namely, that technology companies will benefit while communities bear the burden of higher energy costs, water scarcity...

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The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act: Successes and Challenges
 
The Trump Administration has continued to make good use of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) as its most potent legal tool for preventing the importation of goods made...

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This is the final installment in our 2026 Year in Preview series examining important trends in white collar law and investigations in the coming year. Our previous post, “False Claims Act Trends and Expectations for 2026,” can be found


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For several decades, the United States has strengthened its efforts to stringently enforce anti-trafficking statutes at home with practical partnerships to prevent forced labor abroad. The United States’ commitments to international initiatives draw largely from a lesser known but indispensable office within the U.S. Department of Labor: the Bureau of International Labor Affairs...

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The U.S. regulatory landscape is quickly evolving and in flux, with the Executive Branch further increasing the use of executive authority to unilaterally and rapidly transform longstanding federal practices and policies. The sudden “opening” of hitherto restricted ventures—such...

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