Franziska Korn

Berlin

Franziska Korn is a policy officer for business and human rights in the Department of Global Politics and Society of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES). Previously she headed the FES office in Bangladesh. She studied political and administrative sciences and South Asian studies.

Articles

Democracy and society | 28.02.2025

Less bureaucracy or less accountability?

With business lobbies pushing hard, the EU is rolling back key elements of its Supply Chain Law — leaving workers and the environment vulnerable

Work and digitalisation | 22.04.2022

European Supply Chain Act: ‘No more Rana Plazas!’

Nine years ago, 1,134 people died when the Rana Plaza textile factory collapsed. The EU’s proposed Supply Chain Act could prevent these tragedies — [...]

Global | 24.07.2020

How Germany plans to uphold human rights in supply chains

Most companies disregard human rights and social standards in their supply chains. A German law may finally change that

Asia | 12.09.2017

Who are the Rohingya

And why are they fleeing Myanmar?