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Media Coverage Tracks Fallout from Grizzly Research Report on Accor SA
A compilation of third-party and media reports highlights the fallout from Grizzly Research's investigation into Accor SA, spanning allegations of human trafficking safeguards failures to stock drops and company inquiries.
A short-seller report by Grizzly Research alleged that Accor failed to adequately safeguard against child sex trafficking and human trafficking, prompting a drop in the company's shares.
Following the allegations, Accor firmly denied the claims, committed to transparency, and launched an investigation into trafficking allegations related to Ukraine.
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**Business and Human Rights Centre**, April 20, 2026: *Global: Accor allegedly failed to sufficiently safeguard against child sex trafficking & human trafficking; incl. company response*
**NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights**, March 27, 2026: *Accor’s Scandal Exposes a Wider Risk for the Hospitality Industry*
**Euronews**, March 20, 2026: [French hotel group Accor launches probe into allegations of child trafficking in Ukraine](https://www.euronews.com/2026/03/20/french-hotel-group-accor-launches-probe-into-allegations-of-child-trafficking-in-ukraine)
**Les Echos**, March 19, 2026: *Mis en cause par un rapport sur les droits humains, Accor « dément fermement » et s’engage à la transparence*
**Reuters**, March 19, 2026: *French hotel chain Accor shares fall after Grizzly short seller report*
**Financial Times**, March 19, 2026: *French hotel group investigates human trafficking claims after short seller attack*