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[…] were themed according to the three ‘p illars’ of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, with two cross-cutting w orkshops on conflict-affected areas and modern-day slavery and human trafficking. Some of the comments and proposals made relate to the process as a whole, including the str ucture of the updated plan […] Continue Reading Updating the uk national action plan on business and human rights headline messages

[…] quiet diplomacy where that is most likely to yield results and public pressure where appropriate. That public diplomacy will be state of the art, using all the modern and traditional techniques at our disposal – from Ministerial visits to social media. Sometimes the impact of our private diplomacy is very clear. More often, though, […] Continue Reading Fco human rights and democracy report 2015

[…] of the country’s current situation of business and human rights, and covered the areas of State responsibilities by using the Guiding Principles as a reference framework. It wa s introduced at the second national seminar on business and human rights organised by the Ministry of Fore ign Affairs and the National Human Rights Institute […] Continue Reading NAP Chile 2017-2020 English

[…] carbon neutrality in 2050, defining the main guidelines, and identifying technologically feasible and economically viable cost-effective options to achieve that end in various socioeconomic development scenarios. It wa s approved by the Resolution of the Council of Ministers no. 107/2019, available, in Portuguese, at https://dre.pt/dre/detalhe/resolucao-conselho-ministros/107- 2019-122777644 . 119 Approved by the Resolution of the […] Continue Reading Recommendations-for-the-Upcoming-Portuguese-NAP-on-Business-and-Human-Rights

[…] that in UK government procurement policies human rights matters are “properly reflected” and “can” exclude corporations that have violated human rights. 27This is reflected in the UK Modern Slavery Act (MSA) of 2015. This law requires certain corporations to produce annual statements on issues of slavery and trafficking in persons, which may occur in […] Continue Reading Elsam bhrrc report on bhr naps 2020

[…] ending child labour. Speciically, tar-get 8.7 of the Sustainable Development Goals calls on the global community to: Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human traficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, includ-ing recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by […] Continue Reading Ilo global estimates of child labour results and trends 2012 16

[…] services, by funding the provision of good-quality, cost-effective, basic health services by public, private and NGO providers. In 2012-13, DFID helped 3.4 million additional women to use modern methods of family planning, ensured that 500,000 births took place safely, distributed 9.8 million insecticide treated bed nets, and fully immunised 48 million children against polio. […] Continue Reading Fco human rights and democracy report 2013

[…] Sani Abacha . The abysmal situation of human rights under the military regime resulted in Nigeria becoming a pariah State in the international arena and the country wa s put on the agenda of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights for five consecutive years. At the peak of this scenario in 199 5, […] Continue Reading NAP-Nigeria-2024-2028-English

[…]   SNAP Priority 8:  Respect, protect and fulfil human rights in our international action.   SNAP Priority 9:  Engage constructively with the international human rights system. 48  Moving Forward 49  Annex: SNAP Advisory Council50 Endnotes 6 2013 – 2017 Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights Foreword This is the bold vision of Scotland’s first National Action Plan for Human Right s  (SNAP). It reflects the vision set out in the Universal Declaration of Huma n Rights  (UDHR) which is the foundation of  modern human rights.  SNAP is a practical roadmap for the progressive realisation by Scotland of t he  internationally recognised human rights first set down in the UDHR.  The UDHR established that everyone has the right to a social and internationa l order  in which the human dignity of all can be realised and that it is the duty of each of  us to build a community in which this can be achieved. These values accord with  Scotland’s own historical approach to rights, our vision of limited sover eignty of the  state, and the relationship between the individual and community. They als o resonate  with present day values of fairness, empathy and dignity. Inspired by this vision and grounded in evidence and broad participation S NAP was  developed in a spirit of consensus, involving a wide range of organisations and  individuals from different parts of society and different parts of the coun try. Through this participatory approach SNAP has gone beyond a traditional ac tion  plan, with a tick list of actions, to become a collaborative process to bring about  sustainable culture change. This requires those in positions of author ity and those  whose rights are at stake to work together to agree what needs to be done, within a  human rights framework. This increased empowerment and accountability r epresents  the application of a human rights based approach. […] Continue Reading SNAPpdfWeb

[…] employees —originating from concerns for the common good. Social capital is both a prerequisite for such trust-based cooperation and the starting point for the development of a modern economy. The success of planned development act ions depends on the shaping of the attitudes that promote cooperation, creativity, and communication, increasing public participation and citizens […] Continue Reading NAP Poland 2017-2020 English

[…] with digni�ed employment and in harmony with nature. Axis 4. A democra�c, peaceful society, respec�ul of human rights, and free from fear and violence. Axis 5. A modern, e�cient, transparent and decentralized state that guarantees a fair and inclusive society, without corrup�on and leaving no one behind. Axis 2. Sustainable management of nature and […] Continue Reading NAP Peru 2021-2025 English

[…] 15 NATIONAL ACTION PLAN PRIORITY AREAS AND PROPOSED ACTIONS The following sections list eight general proposed actions followed  by proposed actions under each of the priority areas of the NAP.  Attached to each proposed action are suggested performance  indicators, to measure the progress of implementation, as well as  relevant UNGP(s) and SDG(s) against which the proposed actions are expected to deliver progress. An implementation plan is provided in Annex 1 which lists entities relevant to the implementation of the proposed actions. To ensure policy coherence and fulfillment of the State of Pakistan’s  commitment to the implementation of the UNGPs, as well as its  binding international obligations, implementation of the proposed actions will require committed and ongoing inter-ministerial and inter- provincial coordination and cooperation. Furthermore, in addition to the responsibility of implementing entities, the inclusion and active  participation of civil society, employers and workers organisations, the  business community, NHRIs, and other stakeholders will be critical in the implementation of the NAP and the advancement of the Protect,  Respect, and Remedy framework across business activity.  3.1 |  General Proposed Actions 1. Conduct a mapping exercise to chart national progress made  against, and steps required to advance, the four elements of the  Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work, that is: (1) the eradication of  modern slavery; (2) abolishment of child labour; (3) elimination  of discrimination in business activity and the workplace, including  the gender pay gap, and; (4) protection of the right to freedom of association. Performance indicator(s):  (i) Mapping exercise report UN Guiding Principle(s): 1, 2, 3, 8 Relevant SDG(s): Goal 5 – Gender Equality; Goal 8 – Decent Work  and Economic Growth; Goal 10 – Reduced Inequalities; Goal 16 –  Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions Federal 03 16 | National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights […] Continue Reading NAP Pakistan 2021-2026 English

[…] supply chains via an obligation on States in turn to enact measures at domestic level requiring companies to do human rights due diligence. 101 Under the U.K.’s Modern Slavery Act 2015, commercial organisations that conduct all or part of a business in the U.K. supplying goods or services, and with a turnover of £36m […] Continue Reading Public Procurement and Human Rights – A Survey of Twenty Jurisdictions

[…] hard regulation . Several of Belgium’s neighbouring countries have adopted legislation that obliges companies to carry out (aspects of ) HRDD processes . For instance, the UK Modern Slavery Act requires all companies active on the UK market to report on modern slavery risks in their supply chains. In France, all large companies are […] Continue Reading Executive-summary-NBA-Belgium-EN-Version-2.0 (1)

[…] hard regulation . Several of Belgium’s neighbouring countries have adopted legislation that obliges companies to carry out (aspects of ) HRDD processes . For instance, the UK Modern Slavery Act requires all companies active on the UK market to report on modern slavery risks in their supply chains. In France, all large companies are […] Continue Reading Executive-summary-NBA-Belgium-EN-Version-2.0

[…] of regulation of on-line work (there are facts of non- payment of wages, informal employment, discrimination); c) lack of legal mechanisms to protect from forced labour and modern slavery (as of 2018, there are 286,000 people living in modern slavery in Ukraine, according to Global Slavery Index); there are facts of human tra�cking for […] Continue Reading Ukraine_ NBA executive-summary

[…] attention has been paid to this role. In addition, through purchase relationships, public procurers have been involved in serious human rights abuses, such as human trafficking and modern slavery, in sectors such as agriculture, fishing and cleaning. Not long ago, among the people who died in the Rana Plaza disaster and fires at a […] Continue Reading Guia 993 eng web