Publications
Balance de la política de protección de personas defensoras en el Perú
White Paper: How The United States Can Lead On Business And Human Rights
Speak Without Fear — U.S. Embassy Report
Criminalization of Earth Rights Defenders in Peru: Highlights from the Report
Criminalización de defensores y defensoras de la Tierra, elementos para la defensa legal desde el análisis de casos
Cambio Climático y los Derechos de Mujeres, Pueblos Indígenas y Comunidades Rurales en las Américas
2020-2024 Strategic Plan
Agreements between the National Police and extractive companies in Peru – Executive Summary
Convenios entre la Policía Nacional y las empresas extractivas en el Perú
Fighting Back: A Global Protection Strategy for Earth Rights Defenders
Communities in the Balance: Local Voices and Prospects for the Dawei Special Economic Zone Project
Briefer: The Hatgyi Dam
A Guide for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Doing Responsible Business in Myanmar: A Rights-Based Approach
Thilawa SEZ: Access to Remedy Denied?
Thai Outbound Investments in the Mekong Region and Myanmar
2016 Congressional Report Card on Corporate Accountability
Environmental Impact Assessment in the Mekong Region
Report to the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women
2015 Congressional Report Card on Corporate Accountability
Community-Driven Operational Level Grievance Mechanisms Report
Guía de Asistencia Legal a una Corte en el Extranjero
Analysis of the Affected Communities’ Rights and Remedies Under Myanmar Law and JICA’s Guidelines
Analysis of EIA for Phase I of Thilawa SEZ
2014 Congressional Report Card on Corporate Accountability
Energía, Bosques y Pueblos en el Marañón
Foreign Legal Assistance Guide
2013 Congressional Report Card on Corporate Accountability
Power of Law, Power of People
2012 Congressional Accountability Report Card
Out of Bounds
“There is no benefit, they destroyed our farmland”
Assessing and Improving the Voluntary Principles on Security & Human Rights
Comment of EarthRights International on the Paperwork Reduction Act Review for Proposed Reporting Requirements on Responsible Investment in Burma
Where the Change Has Yet to Reach
Land, Water, Rights
The True Cost of Chevron (May 2011)
The Burma-China Pipelines
Broken Ethics
Missing the Point
Energy Insecurity
Universal Periodic Review – Myanmar (Burma)
The True Cost of Chevron (May 2010)
Returning to Normalcy (2010)
I Want To Eat Fish. I Cannot Eat Electricity.
Total Impact 2.0
Mekong River Dams
Getting it Wrong
Total Impact
From Grassroots to Global
A Governance Gap
The True Cost of Chevron (May 2009)
Report to the South Korea National Contact Point Regarding Daewoo International and Korea Gas Corporation
Gaining Ground
China in Burma
The Human Cost of Energy
Mechanisms for Improving Access to Justice for Victims of Human Rights Abuses by Corporations (UNSRSG Submission)
A Legacy of Harm
Turning Treasure Into Tears
Transnational Litigation Manual
UNSRSG – The International Law Standard for Corporate Aiding and Abetting Liability
Traditions of Conflict Resolution in Burma
UNSRSG Submission – Consultation on Human Rights and the Extractive Industry
UNSRSG Submission – Earth Rights Abuses by Corporations in Burma Collective Summary and Recomendations
Oil Impacts in the Territory of the Native Communities Canaan de Cachiyacu, Peru
The East-West Economic Corridor
Flooding the Future
If We Don’t Have Time to Take Care of Our Fields Our Rice Will Die
Shock and Law
Mining, Gender, and the Environment in Burma
Another Yadana
“Since You Did Not Order Them To Work, I Will Hit You!”
In Our Court
Capitalizing on Conflict
EarthRights International Examines EO 13303
Entrenched
Report on Forced Labor in Burma (2003)
No Safe Place
Earth Rights
International Right to Know
Facing Violence Amongst Ourselves
We Cannot Refuse
We Are Not Free to Work for Ourselves
Boycotting Teak and Other Burmese Goods
Fueling Abuse
Fatally Flawed
United Nations Global Compact vs. Corporate Accountability
More of the Same
Valued Less Than A Milk Tin
Report to the International Labour Organization on Forced Labor in Burma from Dec. 2000-Apr. 2001
Total Denial Continues
Litigating Environmental Abuses Under the Alien Tort Claims Act: A Practical Assessment
Halliburton’s Destructive Engagement
Destructive Engagement
School for Rape
Human Rights and the Environment
