Global Struggles

New UK policies allow overseas victims to be included in anti-corruption cases, with a view to compensating them. This could be good news for mine workers who lost their jobs in a DR Congo bribery scandal a decade ago.

The pressure to work faster and longer is making work more dangerous for diverse jobs, from delivery drivers to home care workers.

Former AFL-CIO international affairs director Barbara Shailor fought for the rights of working people around the world.

To end poverty at the bottom of our economic orders, we need to stop wealth from concentrating at the top.