When Development Finance Does More Harm than Good: The Case of Indorama Agro in Uzbekistan
In January 2025, Indorama Agro abruptly prepaid its loans and walked away from its contractual...
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May 17, 2025 | Human Rights News
In January 2025, Indorama Agro abruptly prepaid its loans and walked away from its contractual...
Read MoreDec 18, 2018 | Cotton, Forced Labor, Human Rights News, Our Programs
24-year-old Sohibjon Mutalibov, an employee of Ammofos-Maxam, the largest producer of mineral...
Read MoreNov 16, 2018 | Farmers, Fundamental Freedoms, Human Rights News, Our Programs
Official fired by Mirziyoev for abusing farmers and officials reappointed to district head with...
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105 workers from cultural institutions in the Jizzakh region are collecting cotton in a...
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This issue of the “Chronicle of Forced Labor in Uzbekistan” presents an overview of...
Read MoreMar 21, 2018 | Forced Labor, Human Rights News, Other sectors, Our Programs
The Governors Promised! The promise of the governor of the Namangan Region, Khayrullo Bozorov: “We...
Read MoreMar 5, 2018 | Cotton, Forced Labor, Human Rights News, Our Programs, Videos
Every year, students in Uzbekistan are massively forced to participate in the cotton harvest. This new animated video tells about the background of this practice: Why is this happening in Uzbekistan? How come nobody refuses? In...
Read MoreFeb 5, 2018 | Fundamental Freedoms, Human Rights News, Our Programs
An open letter from Uzbek human rights activists to the British sculptor Paul Day commissioned to...
Read MoreNov 15, 2017 | Cotton, Forced Labor, Human Rights News, Our Programs, Press (Uzbek Forum in the News)
Bettina Sengling, a German journalist, has been following Uzbekistan’s most prominent human rights...
Read MoreJun 27, 2017 | Cotton, Forced Labor, Human Rights News, Our Programs, Videos
The World Bank is funding half a billion dollars in agricultural projects linked to forced and child labor in Uzbekistan. Under the loan agreements, the Uzbek government is required to comply with laws prohibiting forced and...
Read MoreJun 27, 2017 | Cotton, Forced Labor, Human Rights News, Our Programs, Reports, Reports Cotton
(Brussels) – The World Bank is funding half a billion dollars in agricultural projects linked to...
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