The National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights (NAPBHR) was designed to strengthen protection, responsibility and access to solutions when business activities affect people’s rights. But experiences from communities reveal a more complex reality.

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The appalling human cost when development banks @ebrd.bsky.social & @ifcorg.bsky.social fail to enforce social & environmental safeguards. Some 10,000 livelihoods were destroyed by the Indorama Agro #cotton project in #Uzbekistan but no-one appears to be responsible. tinyurl.com/yc3sndpa

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Tomorrow, government, business, civil society, workers, human rights institutions and development partners will review Uganda’s National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights (2021–2026).Witness Radio will stream the dialogue LIVE: radio.witnessradio.org

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Accountability is not inefficient. Restricting communities’ ability to spotlight harm is counterproductive for sustainable development. Great @accountcounsel.bsky.social op ed unpacking the false choice between efficiency and accountability at the World Bank: triplepundit.com/2026/world-b...

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Canada is strengthening legal protections for Canadian investors abroad while abandoning any pretense of holding those same corporations to account at home for their conduct. Read our latest for @canadiandimension.bsky.social #ISDS #EcuadorCanada

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