Human Rights & Justice
Corporate Human Rights Abuse & Supply Chain Accountability Team
Field-informed research, corporate accountability analysis, and supply chain risk documentation focused on labor abuse, forced displacement, and rights violations affecting vulnerable communities.
Mandate
Document abuse. Strengthen accountability.
This team examines how corporate conduct, procurement systems, and opaque supplier networks contribute to labor exploitation, unsafe conditions, land harm, and community-level rights violations during crisis and recovery operations.
Its work supports evidence development, survivor-centered reporting, partner coordination, and practical recommendations that help institutions reduce harm, improve transparency, and align operations with international human rights expectations.
Core Functions
Operational focus areas
Supply Chain Mapping
Trace supplier relationships, subcontracting layers, and high-risk operating environments linked to labor and community harm.
Abuse Documentation
Compile structured evidence on coercion, unsafe working conditions, wage abuse, displacement impacts, and related rights concerns.
Field Verification
Support partner-led interviews, site assessments, and incident validation in fragile, crisis-affected, or hard-to-monitor settings.
Risk Analysis
Assess governance gaps, procurement vulnerabilities, and escalation indicators across sectors, corridors, and contractor networks.
Remediation Support
Inform corrective action pathways, survivor protection measures, and accountability recommendations for institutional stakeholders.
Reporting & Briefings
Produce concise operational briefs and strategic reporting for donors, partners, and decision-makers managing human rights exposure.