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Demand growing for UK due diligence law

Investors, corporates and public show support for legislation to require companies to address negative environmental and human rights impacts

EU companies reaffirm support for CSDDD ahead of Parliament vote

Unravelling influence: Proxy votes on political spending disclosures

Shareholder resolutions request more disclosures on companies' lobbying activities and political donations

New world order for global tax

Work on the UN convention on international tax is underway, but where does this leave the OECD?

Sierra Club sues US SEC over climate disclosure rule

Environmental advocacy group claims watered-down regulation fails to protect investors

SEC climate vote: Political polarisation and an unhappy compromise

As Commissioners' votes and rhetoric fall along party lines

Legal pressure already mounting on US SEC's climate rule

For both going too far, and for not going far enough

Any hope left for EU Due Diligence law?

Future of legislation remains uncertain, with Council expected to vote this week

EU balancing reporting reductions with green ambitions

Concerns persist over costs and burdens of reporting for SMEs but civil society and trade unions warn of a lowering in ambition on the European Green Deal

EU considers ISSA 5000's suitability for its sustainability assurance regime

Commission to judge the standard's suitability for Europe ahead of introducing limited assurance standards in 2026