Luxembourg – Judicial remedy
Part II: Specific objectives of the National Action Plan 2020-2022
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3. The need to define remedies for victims of human rights abuses
3.1. Mapping of judicial and non-judicial, public and private remedies for human rights violations
Context
This includes, among other things and beyond judicial remedies, taking stock of non-judicial public and corporate remedies, strengthening OECD-NCP relations with civil society and providing appropriate training on available remedies to corporate human rights focal points.
| Objectively verifiable indicators | × Benchmark: NAP 1, National Baseline Assessment (NBA) [Etude de base] |
| Verification sources | – Laws and regulations – Recommended practices – Exchanges with the NCP – Identification of good practices and possible gaps |
| Expected results | × Increasing the number and adapting to the needs of the remedies × Information on the remedies available × Discussion on the usefulness of class actions for the implementation of the Guidelines, especially in view of the provisions of the Coalition Agreement in this context |
| Implementation timeline | Duration of NAP 2 |
| Means of implementation | – MAEE (Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs) – Ministry of Justice – Public and private mediation bodies – Business and Human Rights Working Group |
The 2020-22 NAP states the second edition of the National Action Plan complements the first NAP. Additional information about the first NAP can be found here.