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News / 21st June 2018

OECD clarifies expectations of business to prevent and remediate harmful impacts on people and planet

This week the OECD launched its new Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct (the Guidance). Due diligence has emerged as the fundamental and essential behaviour expected of any responsible business. The 2011 revision of…

News / 20th June 2018

Blog: the new OECD Due Diligence Guidance on Responsible Business Conduct

Due diligence has emerged as the fundamental and essential behavior expected of any responsible business. The 2011 revision of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises (OECD Guidelines), which incorporated concepts from the UN Guiding Principles…

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News / 18th June 2018

The State of Remedy under the OECD Guidelines

The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises (Guidelines) have unique potential to strengthen the global system of corporate governance and provide access to remedy for the victims of corporate misconduct. But how effective were NCPs in…

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Publication / 15th June 2018

Advancing and Strengthening the NCP peer review process

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Civil society organizations call on G20 to protect human rights in global supply chains
News / 13th June 2018

Civil society organizations call on G20 to protect human rights in global supply chains

As G20 employment and education ministers meet today in Geneva, OECD Watch and civil society organizations around the globe are calling on the G20 to implement key policy recommendations in relation to responsible business conduct…

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Publication / 1st June 2018

The OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct

A briefing for civil society organisations on the strongest elements for use in advocacy
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Publication / 1st June 2018

The State of Remedy under the OECD Guidelines

Understanding NCP cases concluded in 2017 through the lens of remedy
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OECD Watch calls for reforms to Korean NCP to restore stakeholder confidence
News / 9th May 2018

OECD Watch calls for reforms to Korean NCP to restore stakeholder confidence

OECD Watch letter expresses concern over performance of South Korean NCP This April, OECD Watch sent a letter to the South Korean NCP and other government ministries expressing concern over the NCP’s performance. The small…

Submission of OECD Watch for the 2018 Peer Review of the Canadian NCP
News / 9th February 2018

Submission of OECD Watch for the 2018 Peer Review of the Canadian NCP

The submission outlines ways in which the NCP can advance the effectiveness of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprise and serve as a platform for resolving complaints related to corporate misconduct. The submission was made…

Independent review: Australian NCP among the poorest performing internationally
News / 9th February 2018

Independent review: Australian NCP among the poorest performing internationally

Last year, the Foreign Investment Division within Australia’s ‘Treasury’ department commissioned an independent review of the Australian National Contact Point (NCP) to evaluate its effectiveness. Alex Newton, lawyer and specialist in business and human rights,…

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