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Flere søgemuligheder
Investigation
9. March 2023
Eyewitness: China uses Carlsberg’s beer to repress Uyghurs
Sandra Blenner Rasmussen
Investigation
4. March 2023
A small fuzzy fruit unveils modern slavery in Europe in 2023
Charlotte Aagaard · Francesca Cicculli · Kusum Arora · Stefania Prandi · Nikolaj Houmann Mortensen
Feature
27. August 2022
In Denmark, the majority of our coffee comes from Brazil, where there are more slaves than ever before.
Louise Voller
Investigation
21. July 2022
Maersk employees in Liberia work in highly problematic conditions
Oscar Rothstein
News
23. March 2020
COVID-19 supply chain disruptions put Southeast Asian garment workers at risk
Emile Young
News
28. February 2020
EU garment brands support Cambodia trade sanctions
Emile Young
News
11. October 2019
Maersk promises action in the case of fired whistleblower
Johan Seidenfaden
Investigation
28. June 2019
What are the responsibilities of the international electronics brands?
Sara Kaas-Petersen
Investigation
28. June 2019
The labour supply chain: how foreign workers end up indebted in Malaysia
Nikolaj Houmann Mortensen
Investigation
28. June 2019
Where do Malaysian electronics end up?
Nikolaj Houmann Mortensen
Investigation
28. June 2019
How the global electronics industry came to rely on forced labour and debt bondage
Nikolaj Houmann Mortensen
Investigation
28. June 2019
‘I feel scared going out’: How migrant workers become outlaws in Malaysia’s electronics industry
Nikolaj Houmann Mortensen
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