Reports Cotton

Uzbekistan Cotton Harvest 2020: Highlights – Video

Despite significant progress on the eradication of forced labor in Uzbekistan’s cotton sector, new...

This year, Uzbek Forum is conducting monitoring of Uzbekistan’s cotton harvest and advocating for...

For the tenth consecutive year, Uzbek Forum for Human Rights has independently monitored forced...

June 23, 2020 (Washington, D.C. / Berlin) – A new report released today by Uzbek Forum for Human...

Executive summary The privatization of Uzbekistan’s cotton sector has led to the establishment of...

Cotton Campaign urges further reform For Immediate Release Washington, D.C.—April 4, 2019—Systemic...

The 96-page report, “‘We Pick Cotton Out of Fear’: Systematic Forced Labor and the Accountability...

Every year, the Uzbek government forcibly mobilizes over a million citizens to grow and harvest...

(Brussels) – The World Bank is funding half a billion dollars in agricultural projects linked to...

As the cotton harvest season is over in Uzbekistan, UGF presents findings of its 2016 monitoring...

Our interactive report “The Cover-Up: Whitewashing Uzbekistan’s White Gold” gives...

The government of Uzbekistan began a mass forced mobilization to weed cotton fields on May 10....

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