This report is a comparative analysis of the laws that govern child marriage in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Chad, Eritrea, Guatemala, India, Mauritania, Morocco, Pakistan, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Saudi Arabia, Swaziland, Tajikistan, Thailand, Uganda and Yemen. This report is the result of a partnership between TrustLaw, Equality Now, Latham & Watkins and a number of domestic firms.

The Thomson Reuters Foundation and the World Bank partnered to better understand legal frameworks that affect women’s ability to access resources, with a particular focus on the legal and cultural barriers to women’s secure land rights.

This report looks at the role of lawyers in tackling corruption, from reporting suspicious activities to the enforcement and punishment for the offence. Arnold and Porter LLP with 13 other law firms around the world examined 17 jurisdictions.

This research offers a comprehensive global review of privacy and security policies in the field of mHealth and recommendations for ensuring the security of health data that is collected and transmitted over mobile devices.

This is the Chinese version of the report that covers two legal issues that are currently negatively impacting rape victims in China, namely: obstacles to accessing compensation for mental suffering resulting from rape, and the disparity between punishments for rape and the prostitution of under-age girls.

This report covers two legal issues that are currently negatively impacting rape victims in China, namely: obstacles to accessing compensation for mental suffering resulting from rape, and the disparity between punishments for rape and the prostitution of under-age girls.

This Report examines existing laws that protect domestic workers in selected countries and aims to identify where new laws will be required in order to provide domestic workers with the rights and protections embodied in the Convention.

The Thomson Reuters Foundation has partnered with Equality Now, Latham & Watkins LLP and the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) to produce a landscape analysis of human trafficking and prostitution laws in selected countries in Africa and the Middle East.