Corporate Accountability's Director of Climate Research & Policy, Rachel Rose Jackson, commented on a new study revealing that a small group of transnational corporations is behind a significant portion of global environmental conflicts, particularly impacting the Global South. The organization calls for legally-binding regulations to hold these corporations accountable, critiquing current free trade rules and voluntary self-regulation measures.

Corporate Accountability released its 2023 Annual Report which highlights its ongoing efforts to hold transnational corporations accountable for actions that damage democracy, human rights, and the environment. The report emphasizes community-based organizing, particularly supporting leadership in the Global South, as part of its broader mission to curb corporate power and promote justice.

Corporate Accountability, through a press release, criticized PepsiCo's inadequate disclosure of its global political spending. The watchdog organization highlighted how PepsiCo's lack of transparency has harmful impacts on public health, human rights, and the environment, urging the soda giant to fully disclose its political activities to address corporate influence on policy and safeguard democratic processes.

Corporate Accountability issued a press release urging Coca‑Cola to fully disclose its global political spending and lobbying activities. The release calls for greater transparency in how Coca‑Cola conducts political engagement worldwide, aiming to hold the corporation accountable for potentially obscured influence practices.

The 2023 Annual Report from Corporate Accountability Lab highlights significant progress in legal accountability measures, including the rise of mandatory human rights due diligence and the implementation of forced labor import bans. These developments signal a positive shift in countering corporate exploitation by leveling the playing field for companies that adhere to ethical practices.

The 2023 Annual Report from Corporate Accountability Lab outlines significant advances in legal accountability for human rights and environmental harms. It highlights the implementation of mandatory human rights due diligence, effective forced labor import bans, and several civil liability victories that aim to level the playing field by reducing the competitive advantage of companies that neglect ethical practices.