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[…] on the Government of Nepal and all concern ed stakeholders, to fulfill the following specific concerns: 1. The B+HR National Network urges proper implementation of the 15-steps model prepared by UN Working Group for a process of NAP development, implementation and to regular ly update interested stakeholders 2. Stakeholders ’ input should be systematically […] Continue Reading NAP CSOs Demand of Nepal _final

[…] práctica vienen siendo duramente criticados por organizaciones de la sociedad civil a nivel nacional. Uno de los puntos cuestionados es la falta de claridad sobre la cantidad total de convenios que han sido �rmados 5. Al respecto, cabe señalar que en los últimos años ha habido avances sobre este tema con la publicación de […] Continue Reading Peru_Uso de la fuerza y convenios con la Policía – Informe de DLB del PNA 2021-2025

[…] u ordinario y el de tutela laboral que afecten los derechos fundamentales de los trabajadores y trabajadoras, tenían un tiempo promedio de tramitación de demandas para el total nacional y en días corridos de 74 y 78 días, esto es aproximadamente dos meses y medio; y, los procesos monitorios que tienen una tramitación especialmente […] Continue Reading Peru_Mecanismos de reparación judiciales y extrajudiciales – Informe de DLB del PNA 2021-2025

[…] for members of their highest court. 120 Judges in these jurisdictions must raise money to ensure that they remain on the bench. 121 From 1990 to 2008, total funds raised by state judicial candidates have increased nearly nine- fold. 122 Below is a brief explanation of the gaps in the ability and efficacy of […] Continue Reading ICAR-Shadow-U.S.-NBA-Pillar-3

[…] economic lan d concessions (ELCs) given by the Cambodian Government to senior officials of the Thai sugar corporation, Mitr Ph ol Sugar Corporation. The ELCs, covering a total of 19,700 hectares, include areas of private land that were owned and even occupied by ordinary Cambodian citizens. These ELCs eventually resulted in the forced displacement […] Continue Reading Thailand_Thematic Assessment Chapter on Adverse Human Rights Impact Of Thai Outbound Investments – FINAL

[…] conservation; (2) to carry out advocacy work for the state to recognise the community’s land – related rights; and (3) to promote and support a sustainable agriculture model by using the community’s traditional knowledge and r otational farming”. The network actively participated in actions and protests and collaborated with other stakeholders such as the […] Continue Reading Thailand_Thematic Assessment Chapter on CommunityRights, Management of Natural Resources and Environmental Impact-min

[…] conservation; (2) to carry out advocacy work for the state to recognise the community’s land – related rights; and (3) to promote and support a sustainable agriculture model by using the community’s traditional knowledge and r otational farming”. The network actively participated in actions and protests and collaborated with other stakeholders such as the […] Continue Reading Thailand_Thematic Assessment Chapter on CommunityRights, Management of Natural Resources and Environmental Impact-min

[…] Human Rights 15 Challenge 6: Informal workers are treated differently than formal workers; and are unable to access the same rights and protections Impact Out of the total 38.7 million persons employed in 2010, 62.3% were categorised as informal workers. 126 Since informal workers in Thailand cannot be categorised as employees, as defined by […] Continue Reading Thailand_Thematic Assessment Chapter on Decent Working Conditions for Formal and Informal Workers

[…] Worker Law Triggers Reg ional Exodus, (7 July 2017), available at: https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/07/07/thailand – migrant – worker – law – triggers – regional – exodus 19 Human Rights Wa tch, Thailand: Migrant Worker Law Triggers Regional Exodus, (7 July 2017), available at: https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/07/07/thailand – migrant – worker – l aw – triggers – regional – […] Continue Reading Thailand_Thematic Assessment Chapter on Migrants workers

[…] template, which is made up of a set of tables and ind icators under Pillars I and III of the UNGPs. The overall approach to the NBA wa s undertaken in three phases: Phase 1: Desk-based research was undertaken to provide a mapping of international, UK, and Scottish law and policy. Phase 2: Input […] Continue Reading Scotland_BHR-NBA-Executive-Summary-revised-28-Oct-2016

[…] – todos aspectos do gozo dos direitos humanos que sequer são mencionados no Plano de Ação, – fica evidente que sua implementação não seria suficiente para o total cumprimento pelo Esta – do de suas obrigações internacionais, uma vez que estas abrangem todo o espectro das áreas de regulamentação e direitos sociais, civis, culturais, […] Continue Reading Chile nap analysis judith schonsteiner

[…] detailed regulation was adopted by the EU in 2017 with regards to these minerals. – due diligence with regards to child labour, which is inspired by the model adopted by the Netherlands, only weakened: indeed, the proposal of the Federal Council does not contain the monitoring and penalties contained in the Dutch legislation. For […] Continue Reading Stakeholder analysis swiss nap 2020 2023

[…] à 100 % en mains de la Conf édération. 16L25 d’autres pay s en difficulté, l’inclusion financière représentait plus de 40 % du volume d’inves- tissement. Au total, les engagements pris par SIFEM qui contribuent à protéger le climat s’élè- vent aujourd’hui à plus de 120 millions de francs. En 2017, les investissements de […] Continue Reading Csr action plan 2020 2023 of federal council french

[…] processus se fondent sur les recommandations du Groupe de travail de l’ONU sur les entreprises et les droits de l’homme 57. Le Plan d’action national définit au total 35 mesures qui sont mis es en œuvre par les services fédéraux compétents, d’entente avec les autres offices concernés. Le DFAE et le DEFR coordonnent la […] Continue Reading Beilage 01 principes directeurs de l’onu relatifs aux entreprises et aux droits de l’homme plan d’action national de la suisse 2020 2023 fr zu bra eda wbf

[…] processus se fondent sur les recommandations du Groupe de travail de l’ONU sur les entreprises et les droits de l’homme 57. Le Plan d’action national définit au total 35 mesures qui sont mis es en œuvre par les services fédéraux compétents, d’entente avec les autres offices concernés. Le DFAE et le DEFR coordonnent la […] Continue Reading Beilage 01 principes directeurs de l’onu relatifs aux entreprises et aux droits de l’homme plan d’action national de la suisse 2020 2023 fr zu bra eda wbf

[…] of all stakeholders, member States should continuously monitor the implementation of their National Action Plans and, periodically evaluate and update them. Bearing in mind that a suitable model may vary from State to State, member States should share their best practices concerning the development and review of National Action Plans with each other, with […] Continue Reading Peer review naps four pager

[…] exclusive, and can be considered complementary when properly combined. The UNWG advises the adoption of an independent multi-stakeholder monitoring group with defined modalities of monitoring. In this model, NHRIs play a key role in assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of the NAP implementation. Business and Human Rights National Action Plans: Comparative Review of Global […] Continue Reading Shrc bhr nap report summary

1  What do you need to know?  n NAPs set and articulate States’ forward-looking policy agenda to progress implementation of the UNGPs, which includes legislative and other regulatory measures to promote, support and/or require business to respect human rights. n NAPs and the processes through which they are developed (such as consultations and outreach) present opportunities for business to engage with States and other actors to share knowledge and experience, and to build collaborative and strategic partnerships. n NAP processes can create clarity and consistency forbusiness by strengthening States’ internal capacity to address business and human rights issues, and by enabling greater coherence across government departmentsand agencies. n NAP processes can promote increased collaborationbetween States to address business and human rights challenges, which may enhance convergence andconsistency around expectations of business. n NAPs can create momentum towards the full realisation of States’ human rights obligations. State leadership is critical to achieving tangible and positive results for in dividuals and communities affected by business and other economic activity. Building a Capital Markets Union – a five year plan National Action Plans on Business and Human Rights Increasingly, States publish national action plans on bu siness and human rights (NAPs) setting out their policies for implementing the  UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). It is important that t he business community stays abreast of these developments to be prepared for any leg islative or regulatory change, to take advantage of support offered by States in r elation to companies’ implementation of their responsibilities and to explore ways  to contribute to the development of NAPs, including through consultation proce sses sponsored by States […] Continue Reading National action plans on business and human rights gbi cc

[…] was created by the Prime Minister in June 2013 with the aim of facilitating dialogue between businesses, employees, non-profit organisations and NGOs. The CSR Platform has a total of 50 members and, in addition to the aforementioned stakeholders, includes representation from elected members of parliament, regional authorities and administrations, academics and universities. One of […] Continue Reading Scotland nap accountability workshop report

[…] was created by the Prime Minister in June 2013 with the aim of facilitating dialogue between businesses, employees, non-profit organisations and NGOs. The CSR Platform has a total of 50 members and, in addition to the aforementioned stakeholders, includes representation from elected members of parliament, regional authorities and administrations, academics and universities. One of […] Continue Reading Nap accountability workshop report