No Human Rights Review for Thomson Reuters’ Big Contracts with ICE - The Tyee
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Thomson Reuters shareholders voted down one B.C. union’s call for the company to review human rights impacts of its contracts with the U.S. agency Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
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