Category: Human Rights
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Plastics in the Epstein Files
Ghislaine Maxwell spoke at United Nations-related events in 2013 and 2014, primarily focusing on ocean conservation through her nonprofit, The TerraMar Project. She notably spoke at a February 4, 2014, event regarding sustainable development goals and oceans, hosted by the Sustainable Oceans Alliance and partners, Key details: Personal remarks Jeffrey Epstein’s major legal problems began…
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EU Citizens are drinking from paper cups and straws while the world is at war
Watch the video View this post on Instagram A post shared by Eco-logicAds (PAPER CUPS)🥤 (@ecologicads)
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Ex European Commissioner hit by the Epstein Files
Peter Mandelson was European Commissioner for Trade from 2004 to 2008.
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Futamura fined for dead of employee due to failures in packaging production
A Cumbria-based packaging manufacturer has been fined after workers were exposed to dangerous hydrogen sulphide gas.
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Spy cam discovered in the showers of Covestro Antwerp
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gazet van Antwerpen (@gva) Ref Verborgen camera ontdekt in mannendouches bij Antwerps chemiebedrijf Translated by Google Hidden camera discovered in men’s showers at Antwerp chemical companyA hidden camera was discovered in a shower at the chemical company Covestro in the port of Antwerp. The camera was…
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ENI accused of war profiteering in Gaza (Video)
Watch the video. This is a FREE article
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Replies from Italian Trade Unions (ENI/Novamont)
On Monday 15 September 2025, I sent emails to all major trade unions in Italy. This is a FREE article
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ENI and my email to Italian Trade Unions
Here’s my first email sent to the Italian trade unions. Email was sent on Monday 15 September. This is a FREE article
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ENI vs Italian Trade Unions
ENI is in conflict with Italian trade unions because it wants to fire thousands of employees to increase its profitability. On the other hand, ENI is still ‘connected’ enough within EU institutions to receive millions in EU funding. This is a FREE article
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Corruption and human rights still a problem in China
China is a positive example but still faces major problems. This is a FREE article.
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Solvay startup Syensqo supplied drone parts used to bomb aid workers in Gaza (FREE)
Syensqo is a Belgian startup created by Solvay and run by ex Solvay CEO. This is a FREE article.
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The false promise of ‘responsible mining’
In the meantime, global mining companies are exploiting people and destroying nature … but now they do it with the ‘circular economy’ label.
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Criminal activities in the global plastic waste trade
The Italian crime syndicate is overly active in the plastic industry
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REDD+ is a calamity for Indiginous communities
UN climate policies (REDD) are intended to convert Indigenous communities into corporate assets. Instead of leaving natural ecosystems untouched, the United Nations intends to monetize every single natural ressource for the purpose of profit and greed
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TotalEnergies Human Rights Report
TotalEnergies publishes its latest Human Rights Briefing Paper
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Legal action filled against Cargill, founder of NatureWorks
Cargill has been involved in deforestation, human rights abuses … and of course PLA. The road to Cargill headquarter is paved with animal carcasses.
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Carbon balance of plywood from a social reforestation program in Indonesia (FREE)
Social reforestation programs plant trees on degraded, uncultivated land in low-income regions to allow the local population to generate income from selling wood products and—in case of agroforestry systems—to grow food. This is a FREE article
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Boycott PLA to Support Thailand Democracy (FREE)
Thailand plays a central role in the production of PLA and is currently in the middle of a political crisis. Today, you can help the people of Thailand by (temporarily) boycotting PLA. This is a FREE article
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Braskem I’m Green Bio-PE and the Slavery Connections
Braskem is (currently) a Brazilian petrochemical company and is one of the largest bioplastic producer. They produce Bio-PE (bio-based polyethylene) made from sugarcane grown in Brazil. Let’s take a closer look at the origin of that Brazilian sugarcane. This is a FREE article
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Another Pervert Effect in Making Circular Palm Oil
Farmers face an uncertain transition to using composting methods to boost nitrogen content in plantation soil, as Indonesia has removed palm oil from a list of commodities qualifying for subsidised chemical fertilisers — Removing subsidies on chemical fertilizers is a good decision for the environment but not for the small farmers. A simple solution to…
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Police Brutality and Human Right Abuses under the Auspices of Macron (FREE)
There have been many demonstrations for the last few days in France. French police forces have used extreme violence to discourage demonstrators. Here are a few videos circulating on Twitter. Many believe that France is turning into a police state. It’s our moral duty to condemn any human rights abuses; especially happening in a country…
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Ecuadorian Oil Industry Involved in Assassination of Activist
Ecuadorian Indigenous Leader Eduardo Mendúa Assassinated at His Home — Just when I thought that the oil industry was becoming clean …. This is the fine line between “agenda” and “conspiracy”.
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Water Mafia and Government Partner in Bangladesh
‘Water lords’ extort drought-stricken farmers in Bangladesh — water mafia and Bangladesh government work hand in hand to exploit little farmers. And naturally, the EU gives funding to Bangladesh. Another example of how EU tax payer money ends up in the hands of criminal organisations.
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Whipping, Beating and Forced Labour at Nestle and Unilever Palm Oil Plantation
Tricked into captivity in a “drug rehabilitation” facility, victims faced forced labour and death — Welcome to the world of Palm Oil
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Borealis Looked Away from Human Rights Abuses Since May (FREE)
Update on the Borealis Human Rights abuses in Belgium. This is a FREE article.
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Borealis Involved in Human Trafficking and Exploitation Scandal in Antwerp (FREE)
Borealis is involved in human trafficking and exploitation for the construction of their plastic plant in Antwerp, Belgium. This is a FREE article
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GM Asks Suppliers to Sign Climate and Human Rights Pledge
GM Asks Suppliers to Sign Pledge Advancing Global Climate Action and Human Rights
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Rape Free Palm Oil (FREE)
Here’s the fastest and most efficient way to make palm oil sustainable. This is a FREE article.
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BASF Accused of Assault and Battery Against Employee(s) (FREE)
Another serious human right abuse scandal at BASF — This is a FREE article.
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The Best Corporate Responsibility Action of 2021 (FREE)
This corporate responsibility action was the best in 2021. Every chemical company should follow this exemplary decision. This is a FREE article.
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Amnesty International on Carbon Markets
Cop26: States Risk Bulldozing Human Rights Of People Most Affected By The Climate Crisis
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Human Rights Violations on SugarCane Plantations
Oxfam Report on human rights abuses on sugar cane plantation for biofuel
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Solar Panels Are Made in Chinese Concentration Camps
What if we told you that 70 % of solar equipments are produced in China and that this Chinese production relied upon forced labours and concentration camps?
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Rapes on Palm Oil Plantations
With his hand clamped tightly over her mouth, she could not scream, the 16-year-old girl recalls – and no one was around to hear her anyway. She describes how her boss raped her amid the tall trees on an Indonesian palm oil plantation that feeds into some of the world’s best-known cosmetic brands. He then…
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