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Indigenous Grazing Rights And Forced Land Grabs: Impact of Mega-Farms

The global struggle for territory has entered a volatile new phase. Across the scorched savannas of South America and the…

Ekalavya Hansaj January 21, 2026

Strikebreaking Firms: The quiet industry behind labor disputes

Strikebreaking firms have a long and controversial history in labor disputes. These entities emerged in the late 19th century, during…

Nagpur Times January 7, 2026

Wage Theft: Who is legally responsible when its stolen in franchise labor

Wage theft in franchises refers to the illegal practice where employers fail to pay their workers the wages they are…

Judiciary Times January 7, 2026

Domestic Worker Protections: Why enforcement is weakest where needed most

The global domestic workforce comprises over 67 million individuals, with a significant portion lacking comprehensive legal protections. According to the…

Indian Mapper January 6, 2026

Child Labor in Informal Work: The subcontracting that masks responsibility

Child labor remains a pervasive issue, particularly in informal work sectors. Globally, 160 million children engage in labor, according to…

Headline Row January 6, 2026

Union Elections: Employer tactics and weak remedies

Union elections in the United States is shaped by complex interactions between labor organizations and employers. In 2022, the National…

Indian Mapper January 6, 2026

Federal Contracting Black Boxes: Subcontractors, pass-throughs, and hidden margins

Federal contracting involves the U.S. government entering into agreements with private sector companies to procure goods and services. The scope…

Quarterly Global January 2, 2026

Migrant Construction Work: Shoddy Contractor chains and liability evasion

Migrant workers have a significant presence in the construction industry. According to the International Labour Organization, total staffs in migrant…

Ekalavya Hansaj January 2, 2026