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International Labor & Employment Law

March 13, 2023

World Bank Inspection Panel applies gender-sensitive analysis in report on Nachtigal Power Project in Cameroon

Tequila J. Brooks
December 4, 2021

Forthcoming Edward Elgar Handbook explores intersection between globalization and labor standards

Tequila J. Brooks
May 23, 2021

Migrant Worker Women Advancing Gender Equity through the USMCA

rachelmicahjones
November 28, 2018

On borrowed time: Five years after the Rana Plaza disaster, the Bangladesh Accord faces court-ordered closure

Marie Davoise
November 26, 2018

Brazilian NGO addressing environment and human rights receives inaugural Human Rights & Business Award

Stephanie Farrior
June 17, 2018

Women challenge sexism in U.S. and Canadian guest worker programs through bold and innovative NAFTA labor petitions

Tequila J. Brooks
January 30, 2018

Working women and evolving labor standards in U.S. and Canadian free trade agreements

Tequila J. Brooks
November 13, 2017

Write On! [Slavery Past, Present In & Future]

Osazenoriuwa Ebose
October 24, 2017

IFC report on business case for workplace childcare reinforces maquiladora workers’ campaign in Central America

Tequila J. Brooks
September 3, 2017

Making the human rights case for including compensation for workplace injuries in free trade agreements

Tequila J. Brooks

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