Rebecca Reeve

Rebecca Reeve is a researcher and writer focused primarily on questions of women's rights and corporate power. She currently works in international human rights philanthropy on issues of land, water and climate justice. Follow her on twitter @rreeve105.

How the UN women’s talks failed to call out corporate power – letting down our human rights defenders

Last month’s Commission on the Status of Women talks failed to tackle corporate impunity, despite increasingly recognised risks to women human rights defenders.

By Rebecca Reeve

/ 4 Apr 2018

How the UN women’s talks failed to call out corporate power – letting down our human rights defenders

Last month’s Commission on the Status of Women talks failed to tackle corporate impunity, despite increasingly recognised risks to women human rights defenders.

By Rebecca Reeve

/ 4 Apr 2018

PR, profit and ‘empowering women’ in the garment industry

How can a global garment value chain that relies on the systemic devaluation of female labour be expected to fulfil promises of empowerment for women informal workers? It can’t. Here’s why.

By Rebecca Reeve

/ 21 Mar 2017

PR, profit and ‘empowering women’ in the garment industry

How can a global garment value chain that relies on the systemic devaluation of female labour be expected to fulfil promises of empowerment for women informal workers? It can’t. Here’s why.

By Rebecca Reeve

/ 21 Mar 2017