In a joint statement, BIAC, TUAC, and OECD Watch call upon the OECD to provide the resources necessary to fund an effective peer review programme. They also call upon governments of all adhering countries to ensure that their NCPs are adequately equipped and staffed, so that they can fulfill their objectives, as set out in the OECD Guidelines.
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Would you like to work for an organisation focused on challenging corporate power and holding corporations accountable for harmful impacts on people and the environment? Are you proactive with an eye for detail and the…
Using case studies to explore policy and legal solutions Tradução em português abaixo Traducción al español a continuación ENGLISH Dear colleagues, Please join OECD Watch, Conectas Direitos Humanos, (Conectas) the International Federation for Human…
This article was first published on 31 March 2023 on Nova Centre on Business, Human Rights and the Environment Blog. This article talks about a recent complaint that has been submitted by Cambodian NGOs in…
So far in 2023, OECD Watch has filed four submissions for the peer reviews of NCPs Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, and Slovak Republic. Our submissions highlight areas for improvement of particular concern to OECD Watch…
OECD Watch a publié une série de cinq vidéos présentant des sujets clés liés aux Principes directeurs de l’OCDE à l’intention des entreprises multinationales (Principes directeurs). Elle contient des explications sur les Principes directeurs, les…