Sex Abuse Inquiry Poses Leadership Test for World Bank’s Ajay Banga
IFC’s Response to Sexual Abuse Scandal Does Not Provide Remedy to Bridge Survivors; Executive Directors Should Reject It
On this International Women’s Day, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) is asking its Executive Directors to endorse an inadequate and flawed Management Action Plan (MAP) in response to the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman’s (CAO) investigation of child sexual abuse at Bridge International schools in Kenya. Executive Directors should reject the proposed MAP. The facts are clear. […]
UK’s Standard Chartered assailed for financing Philippines coal boom
Photo: The Mariveles Coal Power Plant, one of four financed by Standard Chartered. Photo: P199, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Key Points: Human rights and environmental advocates filed a formal complaint with the UK government this week accusing Standard Chartered bank of contributing to human rights violations and failing to provide remediation for harms […]
IFC under pressure to offer compensation to alleged Bridge victims
World Bank unit faces pressure to compensate alleged abuse victims
A proposal for Ajay: No evolution without remedy
World Bank accused of ‘turning blind eye’ to sexual abuse in Kenyan schools it funded
Civil society groups lambaste IFC over response to sex abuse allegations
Can Mediation Provide Remedy For Human Rights Violations? A Quest for Justice Using a Development Bank Accountability Mechanism
