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[…] material if it presents ‘a substantial likelihood that disclosure of the omitted fact would have been viewed by the reasonable investor as having significantly altered the ‘ total mix’ of information made available’. 12 9 From a public interest perspective, an informed civil society can use information from human rights impact repor ting to […] Continue Reading A hrd toolkit for promoting business respect for hr

[…] offences under section 66. Those who oppose the law say that the amendments did little to reduce the restrictions on free expression. In December, two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, were charged under the Official Secrets Acts after being accused of accepting “important secret papers” from two police officers. This, along […] Continue Reading Fco human rights and democracy report 2017

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[…] corruption. For over four Page 7 of 39 The U.S. Government’s National Action Plan on Responsible Business Condu ct decades, the FCPA has served as a global model in the fight to co mbat official corruption and promote commercial activity under the rule of law. S hifting to the present, the UFLPA, signed into […] Continue Reading NAP – USA – 2024-open-English

[…] the TTIP. The European Commission can adapt commitments to social and environmental standards base d on a country’s level of development. Otherwise, France is currently revising its model agreement for the protection of investments. In particular, it is planning to significantly reinforce provisions on CS R and the State’s capacity to regulate in the […] Continue Reading NAP France 2017-open English

[…] Studies MODERN SLAVERY ACT It is estimated that there are between 10,000-13,000 potential victims of modern slavery in the UK alone. Globally, the IL O estimates the total illegal profit made from the use of forced labour amounts to more than $150 billion a year. The UK Government is committed to tackling this heinous […] Continue Reading NAP UK 2016-open 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

[…] UNLIREC y DCAF, a 2016, existían por lo menos 16 174 empresas de seguridad privada en América Latina (en adelante, AL), y el sector empleaba a un total de 2 450 781 personas. Sin embargo, estas cifras solo responden al número de ESP y operadores de se – guridad privada (en adelante, OSP) registrados. […] Continue Reading Peru_Seguridad privada – Informe de DLB del PNA 2021-2025

[…] de un “racismo muy notorio y extendido”. 40 El EEPA fue elaborado por el Mincul y el Grupo de Análisis para el Desarrollo (GRADE), con una muestra total de 3101 hogares en siete regiones del país (74,4 % urbanos y 25,6 % rurales). – Además, en general, el pueblo afroperuano integra los estratos socioeconó […] Continue Reading Peru_Derechos del pueblo afroperuano – Informe de DLB del PNA 2021-2025

[…] work, and retail services, is one of the many forms of service – oriented employment available to female labour mi grants within Thailand. 192 Estimates on the total number of sex workers in Thailand vary, with the WHO estimating the number to be between 150,000 and 200,000 women, and some sources estimating it to […] Continue Reading Thailand_Thematic Assessment Chapter on Gender-based Discrimination at the Workplace-min

[…] the department among eight men. Her manager was a 45-year-old man who flirted with her frequently, including offering her rides home and invitations to lunch. Her response wa s to maintain a polite distance, avoid being in his presence, and ignore his advances. At a certain point, her manager started to become angry at […] Continue Reading Thailand_Working Paper – Gender Lens

[…] Rights in Business Removal o f Barriers to Access to Justice in the European Union (Routledge 2017) 41 detailing that of the 20 civil cases within the total of 40, 7 were brought in the English courts. 38 ibid Enneking. See also Peter Muchlinski and Virginie Rouas, ‘Foreign direct -liab ility litigation’ in Lara […] Continue Reading Final access to remedy in ireland june 2021

[…] not propose a particular definition of the “tech sector”, but notes that, at its broadest, it can be understood to comprise the cluster of industries whose business model enables access to and the functioning of the internet and digital technologies, including the development and distribution of digital products, services and content. This broad understanding […] Continue Reading Tech sector and national action plans final

[…] DCAF – Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Maison de la Paix Chemin Eugène-Rigot 2E CH-1202, Geneva Switzerland Phone: +41 22 730 94 00 businessandsecurity.dcaf.ch La reproducción total o parcial de esta publicación queda permitida, excepto para su uso comercial, siempre que se indique como referencia el autor y la obra. GOBERNANZA DE LA […] Continue Reading Dcaf dihr gobernanza de la seguridad privada y planes de acción nacionales pan sobre empresas y derechos humanos

[…] racism; and 3. 365 Day National Action Plan to End Gender Violence. Gaps The general National Plans of Action for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights wa s adopted in 1998, and though it is quite wide in its focus, it does not make specific reference to business and human rights. The NAP […] Continue Reading South africa shadow sa nba final

[…] the TTIP. The European Commission can adapt commitments to social and environmental standards base d on a country’s level of development. Otherwise, France is currently revising its model agreement for the protection of investments. In particular, it is planning to significantly reinforce provisions on CS R and the State’s capacity to regulate in the […] Continue Reading france-nap-english

[…] Issued by Validity Identifier Issued by Validity 21. Transshipment information concerning donor vessels Date Location Name Flag State ID number Species Product form Catch area Quantity 22. Total catch onboard 23. Catch to be offloaded Species Product form Catch area Quantity Quantity 26 ANNEX B Port State inspection procedures Inspectors shall: a) verify, to […] Continue Reading Agreement on port state measures to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing

[…] Human Rights What will SNAP do? SNAP will pursue three Outcomes, supported by nine Priorities. Human Right s Action  Groups involving public sector and voluntary bodies will work together to id entify  how best to achieve change in each area. A Leadership Panel involving high leve l  representation of public and voluntary sectors as well as people whose hum an   rights are directly affected will oversee the implementation of SNAP. In delivering SNAP, organisations will be encouraged to identify, promote an d  replicate good practice and to innovate – learning about practice across Scotla nd   and the world and testing out new ways of seeking to address both old and    new challenges. SNAP will be delivered by an expanding coalition of public bodies and voluntar y  organisations. It will be underpinned by a constructive process of accounta bility  including independent monitoring and evaluation, annual reports and In terActions  with broad participation to review progress and address challenges.  The  model for change which SNAP promotes is a “human rights based approach”  which emphasises participation, accountability, non-discrimina tion, empowerment  and legality (“PANEL”). This has several proven benefits: upholding the rig hts of  everyone, supporting person centred services, helping good decision making ,  improving institutional culture and relationships and, finally, en suring legal compliance  and promoting best practice. 10 2013 – 2017 Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights Outcome 1: Better Culture  People understand and can affirm human rights and organisations are  enabled and accountable to put human rights into practice. There are a growing number of examples of human rights being put into practice  in Scotland but these are not yet the norm. SNAP itself demonstrates an importa nt  […] Continue Reading SNAPpdfWeb