Human rights

26 October 2011 Million liters of poison for eggs and bacon Every year millions of litres of pesticides are sprayed out over soy fields in Argentina to ensure that you can buy eggs, bacon, milk and pork chops. The Pesticide is suspected of being behind an increase in the number of miscarriages, deformities, incidents of cancer and other life-threatening conditions. Danish agriculture spends billions every years on importing soy for animal feed.	17 October 2011 G4S retreat from settlements drags out In March G4S announced that the company would end several activities in illegal settlements on the West Bank. But this will first happen between 2012 and 2015, G4S now informs. And the company continues to provide security services in settlements and equipment to prisons
28 June 2011 Ramboll will act against slave labour After Danwatch in February revealed that Ramboll ignored slave-like working conditions at partners' work places in Dubai, Denmark's largest consulting engineer is changing its conduct, writes Ingeniøren.	21 February 2011 Ramboll's partners use slave labour Denmark's largest engineering consultancy firm is involved in prestige constructions worth millions in Dubai. Several of Ramboll's partners recruit Asian migrant workers under conditions characterised by experts as modern slavery.
7 February 2011 Your dates could be grown on occupied land Føtex and COOP import dates from Israeli suppliers who have production in the occupied Jordan Valley. The supermarkets do not control whether their dates come from one of the illegal settlements.	7 February 2011 Gourmet-menu with a hint of repression Restaurants in the Radisson hotel chain in Copenhagen are among the Danish restaurants that use herbs from illegal Israeli settlements.
7 February 2011 Fruits of the settlement in our food Research from Danwatch shows that herbs, dates, fruits and vegetables from illegal Israeli settlements end up in Denmark.	7 February 2011 Føtex chain sells settlement peppers Danish supermarkets sell fruit and vegetables from the illegal settlements in Palestine, shows research from DanWatch.