Perhaps without delving too deeply into the matter, a shift in perspective regarding the commitments made by international organizations is quietly taking hold in our reality. Recently, the International Labour Organization (ILO), together with Nestlé, launched a two-year project to promote fair recruitment and labor rights in coffee supply chains in Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico. … Read more

Attacked and criticized by some of its member states—a euphemism for the obsequious allies of the U.S. administration—the World Health Organization (WHO) finds itself in the crossfire. As we have seen, unsurprisingly, there has been a harsh and long-anticipated resignation, one carried out all too willingly, given the consistent obsequiousness President Javier Milei has shown … Read more

Definitions are important both when seeking credible data and when taking action against forced labour and/or child labour. Indeed, in such a turbulent world, we are compelled to remain attentive to the changes promoted by the multinationals of humanism in order to help or assist the most vulnerable. Undoubtedly, forced labour remains a global challenge … Read more