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[…] Komnas HAM berdasarkan subsektor dapat dilihat melalui tabel di bawah ini . Diagram 2.15 . Jumlah Pengaduan Komnas HAM Berdasarkan Subsektor Berdasarkan diagram di atas terlihat bah wa subsektor jasa keuangan, media, properti , pariwisata, penyalur tenaga kerja, pemasaran, perdagangan, dll memiliki jumlah berkas pengaduan tertinggi. Namun jumlah tersebut merupakan gabungan subsektor yang berasal […] Continue Reading Kertas kebijakan urgensi ran ham

[…] third pillar of the UNGPs. 6) Building on Existing Initiatives This survey has identi�ed a range of initiatives, networks, and tools that are dedicated to promoting sustainable, green, ethical, or social public procurement. Though most of these do not currently re�ect human rights standards or requirements, they nevertheless have the potential to serve as […] Continue Reading Public Procurement and Human Rights – A Survey of Twenty Jurisdictions

[…] third pillar of the UNGPs. 6) Building on Existing Initiatives This survey has identiied a range of initiatives, networks, and tools that are dedicated to promoting sustainable, green, ethical, or social public procurement. Though most of these do not currently relect human rights standards or requirements, they nevertheless have the potential to serve as […] Continue Reading Public procurement and human rights a survey of twenty jurisdictions

[…] The!UN!Human!Rights!Committee!noted!in!2013!that!most!chil d!labourers!were!working!in!the! agriculture!sector.! The !U.S.! Department!of!Labor!reported !that!children!were!mostly!employed! harvesting!cotton,! sesame,!cashews,!tobacco,!or!tea.160 !A! 2012!Africa!21!article!referred!to!a!UNICEF! report!stating!that!15!percent!of!working!children,!mainly!empl oyed!in!agriculture,!experienced!work 9 related!injuries! from!carrying!heavy!loads!and!using!sharp!knives,!especially!in!sugarca ne!plantations .161 ! Working!children!were! also!exposed!to!chemicals!and!hazardous!substances,!long!working!ho urs!and! night!work. 162 !! Hazardous!c hild!labour! wa s!also!reported!in!the!informal!and! construction!sector,!according!to!the! Mozambican!network!Rede!de!Comunicadores!Amigos!da!C rianca!(RECAC)!in!2013.163 !The!UN! Committee!against!Torture!expressed!concern!in!2013!about!the!exis tence!of!child!debt!bondage.164 ! in !2015 ,!UNICEF!reported!that!approximately!1.2!million!orphan ed!children!were!vulnerable!to! exploitative!hazardous!labour!and!sexual!abuse,!with!lack!of!acc ess!to!education!and!health!care.165 ! HIV/AIDS!orphans!were! reportedly!more!likely!to!be!involved!in!haz ardous!child!labour.166 ! The! U.S.! Department!of!Labo r!noted!in!2014!that!girls!from!Malawi,!Swaziland!and!Zimbabwe!were! trafficked!to!Mozambique!for!commercial!sexual!exploitation,! especially!in!rural!areas.! Children!were! […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to Mozambique

[…] The!UN!Human!Rights!Committee!noted!in!2013!that!most!chil d!labourers!were!working!in!the! agriculture!sector.! The !U.S.! Department!of!Labor!reported !that!children!were!mostly!employed! harvesting!cotton,! sesame,!cashews,!tobacco,!or!tea.160 !A! 2012!Africa!21!article!referred!to!a!UNICEF! report!stating!that!15!percent!of!working!children,!mainly!empl oyed!in!agriculture,!experienced!work 9 related!injuries! from!carrying!heavy!loads!and!using!sharp!knives,!especially!in!sugarca ne!plantations .161 ! Working!children!were! also!exposed!to!chemicals!and!hazardous!substances,!long!working!ho urs!and! night!work. 162 !! Hazardous!c hild!labour! wa s!also!reported!in!the!informal!and! construction!sector,!according!to!the! Mozambican!network!Rede!de!Comunicadores!Amigos!da!C rianca!(RECAC)!in!2013.163 !The!UN! Committee!against!Torture!expressed!concern!in!2013!about!the!exis tence!of!child!debt!bondage.164 ! in !2015 ,!UNICEF!reported!that!approximately!1.2!million!orphan ed!children!were!vulnerable!to! exploitative!hazardous!labour!and!sexual!abuse,!with!lack!of!acc ess!to!education!and!health!care.165 ! HIV/AIDS!orphans!were! reportedly!more!likely!to!be!involved!in!haz ardous!child!labour.166 ! The! U.S.! Department!of!Labo r!noted!in!2014!that!girls!from!Malawi,!Swaziland!and!Zimbabwe!were! trafficked!to!Mozambique!for!commercial!sexual!exploitation,! especially!in!rural!areas.! Children!were! […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to Mozambique

[…] “adverse impacts” on the rights of indigenous peoples in other countries from the activities of corporations registered in that state and has recommended that states parties explore wa ys to hold transnational corpor ations “accountable” for their actions. 33 23. Some witnesses observed that there appears to be a growing consensus within the EU […] Continue Reading Jchr any of our business human rights and the uk private sector 2009 10

[…] is a risk that government processes around the registration and regulation of such groups compromise their independence and autonomy. Because of delays in granting registration, the Democratic Green Party was not able to participate meaningfully in the elections. In November, the opposition PDP Imanzi party was not given permission to hold a founding conference. […] Continue Reading Fco human rights and democracy report 2013

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[…] —activities that aim to meet the company’s  responsibility not t o violate human rights —and Beyond Compliance Initiatives —activities that aim to  contribute to development beyond this baseline obligatio n.    Engagement Opportunities   Companies have a responsibility to prevent negative human rights impa cts, but they also have an  opportunity to contribute to positive human rights impacts. Each section  of this  Guide includes  information for companies to link their policies and community engagem ent processes to ongoing  governmental and institutional efforts to promote and fulfil  human rights.    This includes Public Sector Initiatives —activities where the government is aiming to fulfil or promot e the  right in question through discrete programmes —as well as Development Priorities —themes identified  by international institutions as  wa rranting deliberate attention, or where companies could have  the  greatest impact with their development initiatives.    The purpose of  the information in this  section  is to inspire further effor ts and engagement by  businesses, as well as to identify existing  programmes that companies could support or take part in.      About the Danish Institute for Human Rights   The Danish Institute for Human Rights is a National Human Rights Institution accredited under the UN  Paris Principles, and carries out  human rights and development  programmes in Denmark and around the  world. Since 1999, the Danish Institute has worked cl osely with the business and human rights  communities to develop tools and standards for better busi ness practice.   For more information, see humanrights.d k.    […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to South Africa

[…] 84! Minorit y!Rights!Group!International!reported!in!2015!that!eve n!though!a!significant!proportion!of! indigenous!people!lived!in!urban!areas,!most!lived!in!rural!areas!rich!in!fo restry!and!minerals,!making! vulnerable! to!logging!and!mining. 85!In!many!instances,!the!gov ernment!reportedly!sponsored!mega 9 projects!resulting!in!forced!displacement,!including!the!preparations! for!the!World!Cup!in!2014. 86! According!to!the!latest! Census,!from!2010,! most!indigenous!people!worked!in!agriculture!and!rec eived! salaries!that!were! on!average!R$ 788!(approx.!US$ 197)!per!month,!lower!than!the!minimum!wage.! Only! 1 .5 !percent!of!indigenous!people! received!salaries!that!were!more!than!5!times!the!minimum! wa ge,!a! percentage!that!fell!to!0.5! for!indigenous!people!living!in!traditional!lands. 87,! In!its! latest!report!from !2009,!the!UN!Special!Rapporteur!on!the!Rights!of!Indigenou s!Peoples!found!that! indigenous!peoples!were!unable!to!exercise!their!full!right!to!self 9determination;!faced!discrimination!in! social!and!political!life;!and!were!subject! to!violence!by!police!forces!and!private!armed!guards!hired !by! non 9indigenou s!farmers. 88!In!the !last!century,!according!to!International!Business!Times,!over!90!tr ibes! had!vanished!from!the!Amazon. 89!! According !to!a!2013!Reuters!report,!pressures!from!the!Fr ente!Parlamentar!da!Agricultura!(FPA),!a!group! of!parliamentarians!that!represent!the!interest!of!agribusiness! and!landlords!in!the!National!Congress,! […] Continue Reading business-and-human-rights-guide-to-brazil

[…] 84! Minorit y!Rights!Group!International!reported!in!2015!that!eve n!though!a!significant!proportion!of! indigenous!people!lived!in!urban!areas,!most!lived!in!rural!areas!rich!in!fo restry!and!minerals,!making! vulnerable! to!logging!and!mining. 85!In!many!instances,!the!gov ernment!reportedly!sponsored!mega 9 projects!resulting!in!forced!displacement,!including!the!preparations! for!the!World!Cup!in!2014. 86! According!to!the!latest! Census,!from!2010,! most!indigenous!people!worked!in!agriculture!and!rec eived! salaries!that!were! on!average!R$ 788!(approx.!US$ 197)!per!month,!lower!than!the!minimum!wage.! Only! 1 .5 !percent!of!indigenous!people! received!salaries!that!were!more!than!5!times!the!minimum! wa ge,!a! percentage!that!fell!to!0.5! for!indigenous!people!living!in!traditional!lands. 87,! In!its! latest!report!from !2009,!the!UN!Special!Rapporteur!on!the!Rights!of!Indigenou s!Peoples!found!that! indigenous!peoples!were!unable!to!exercise!their!full!right!to!self 9determination;!faced!discrimination!in! social!and!political!life;!and!were!subject! to!violence!by!police!forces!and!private!armed!guards!hired !by! non 9indigenou s!farmers. 88!In!the !last!century,!according!to!International!Business!Times,!over!90!tr ibes! had!vanished!from!the!Amazon. 89!! According !to!a!2013!Reuters!report,!pressures!from!the!Fr ente!Parlamentar!da!Agricultura!(FPA),!a!group! of!parliamentarians!that!represent!the!interest!of!agribusiness! and!landlords!in!the!National!Congress,! […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to Brazil

[…] whose views I respect, as we search for that elusive highest common factor; or fall back on condemnatory resolutions. I have also been privileged to see the House of Lords “from the other side” since last August, and am full of admiration for the close scrutiny to which the government is subjected by Peers, […] Continue Reading Fco human rights and democracy report 2014

[…] National Action Pla n (NAP) on Responsible Business Conduct.12 The NAP will be consistent with the UNGPs and the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. A subsequent White House announcement 13 noted that ” [e]xpanding U.S. efforts to promote responsible business conduct is intended to cement the brand of U.S. businesses as reliable and accountable […] Continue Reading ICAR-Shadow-U.S.-NBA-Pillar-3

[…] in commercial relationships, such as through business partnerships for economic development and innovation (for example, growth funds, or strategic support for innovation in certain sectors, such as green energy or medical technology)? Implementation Status Gaps The indicator and scoping question above consider measures the State takes to promote respect for human rights in its […] Continue Reading ICAR-Shadow-U.S.-NBA-Pillar-I

[…] employ at least one disadvantaged or severely disadvantaged Roma employee during the term of the contrac t . • The municipality of Budapest is developing a ” Green, sustainable, innovation and responsible public procurement strategy” that should be adopted in the first quarter of 2020. Although the strategy and the procedure in question are […] Continue Reading Making socially responsible public procurement work eu publication

[…] e!provided!safe,!suitable!and!sanitary!work!facilities? ! • Responsibilities!for!health!and!safety!tasks!are!clearly!define d.! • The!company!routinely!monitors!its!production!process es,!machinery!and!equipment!to!ensure!that! they!are!safe!and!in!good!working!orde r.! • Workers!and!managers!are!trained!to!respond!to!workp lace!emergencies;!first!aid!kits!and!fire! extinguishers!are!readily!available;!and!escape!exits!are!clearly!marked! and!free!from!obstruction.! • The!workplace!is!maintained!to!ensure!clean!and!comfortabl e!conditions!including!a!suitable! temperature,!ventilation!and!lighting;!suitable!washing!and !sanitation!areas!appropriate!for!both! genders. ! • Residential!or!overnight!facilities!are!safe!and!sanitary!and!m eet!the!basic!needs!of!workers! including!with!regard! to!safety,!space,!temperature,!lighting,!ventilation,!food,! wa ter,!sanitary! facilities,! privacy!and!affordability. ! • The!company!provides!safe!drinking!water!for!workers!and !facilities!for!clean!and!sanitary!food! storage!and!eating. ! • Where!relevant!the! company!has!put!in!place!special!health!and!safety!precautio ns!for!pregnant! women,!employees!with!disabilities,!night!workers,!you ng!workers!and!other!vulnerable!groups.! Does!the!company!ensure!that!workers!are!provided!with!the!protect ive!equipment!and!training! necessary!to!perform!their!tasks!safely? ! Labour&Standards& Occupational)Health)and)Safety & Human&Rights&and&Business&Country&Guide !Nicaragua ! 43& […] Continue Reading Business and Human Rights Guide to Nicaragua

[…] ns. To ensure both environmental protection and a quality working environment i n the long term , it is essential that Slovenia strategically aims to become a green economy. The latter is linked with several concepts (green growth, circular economy, industrial symbiosis, effective use of resources, sustainable development). In October 2015, the Slovenian Government […] Continue Reading NAP Slovenia 2018-open English

[…] gases that ar e accounted for e.g. as described in the Greenhouse Gas Protocol.  The company has targets for reducing its energy consumption and/or emissions of green house gases.  The company engages with the government and civil society organisations to de velop policie s and measures that provide a framework for the […] Continue Reading business-and-human-rights-guide-to-macedonia-english

[…] International Labour Organization INAPP National Institute for Public Policy Analysis INL National Labour Inspectorate IOM International Organization for Migration LGBTIQ+ Lesbians Gays Bisexuals Transgender/Transsexuals Intersexuals/Queer MGI Made Green in Italy NAP National Action Plan NGOs Non Governmental Organizations NHRI National Human Rights Institution OCSE Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development PANGPP National Action Plan […] Continue Reading NAP Italy 2021-2026 English

[…] quo. But neither option has a long-term future. The environmental and climat e science is clear: so are the growing costs of inaction. People and most governments wa nt faster progress. Delaying a better world is wrong, and decent board members, employees, co nsumers and investors want to do the right thing. And if […] Continue Reading Betterbiz betterworld 170215 012417