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Restoring civil society confidence in the UK NCP
News / 8th February 2018

Restoring civil society confidence in the UK NCP

OECD Watch has sent an open letter to the UK NCP to express its concerns regarding the performance of the NCP. For years, the UK NCP had a reputation as one of the best performing…

“Judicial mechanisms are the backbone of the remedy system, non-judicial the fingertips”
News / 4th December 2017

“Judicial mechanisms are the backbone of the remedy system, non-judicial the fingertips”

During the opening, “Introduction to Remedy” panel of the 6th annual UN Forum on Business and Human Rights, SOMO and OECD Watch’s Joseph Wilde-Ramsing got anatomical to describe the relationship between judicial remedy and non-judicial…

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Six secrets to success: Analysis of key success factors for remedy in the case of DRC workers vs. Heineken at the Dutch NCP
News / 3rd December 2017

Six secrets to success: Analysis of key success factors for remedy in the case of DRC workers vs. Heineken at the Dutch NCP

During a panel discussion at the 6th annual UN Forum on Business and Human Rights, in Geneva, Switzerland, representatives of OECD Watch, Heineken, the Dutch NCP, and victims from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)…

OECD Watch explains the “Remedy is the Reason” campaign to NCPs in Geneva
News / 28th November 2017

OECD Watch explains the “Remedy is the Reason” campaign to NCPs in Geneva

During the second day of the 6th annual UN Forum on Business and Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland, OECD Watch held an informal meeting with the NCPs of 12 countries: Norway, Austria, U.K., U.S.A, Finland,…

News / 24th November 2017

Civil society watchdog challenges Australian government’s handling of complaint about human rights abuses at Manus Island asylum centre

Today, the OECD Watch network has submitted the first-ever appeal to the OECD’s Investment Committee challenging the Australian National Contact Point’s (NCP) handling of a complaint filed against the security firm G4S Australia Pty Ltd,…

publication cover - Submission of OECD Watch for the 2017 Peer Review of the Austrian NCP
Publication / 21st November 2017

Submission of OECD Watch for the 2017 Peer Review of the Austrian NCP

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publication cover - A 4×10 plan for why and how to unlock the potential of the OECD Guidelines (update)
Publication / 1st November 2017

A 4×10 plan for why and how to unlock the potential of the OECD Guidelines (update)

Marking 40 years of the OECD Guidelines
publication cover - A 4×10 plan for why and how to unlock the potential of the OECD Guidelines (update)
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publication cover - Advancing and Strengthening the OECD National Contact Point Peer Review Process
Publication / 1st November 2017

Advancing and Strengthening the OECD National Contact Point Peer Review Process

Interim Findings and Recommendations
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publication cover - Effective NCPs now! Remedy is the reason
Publication / 1st November 2017

Effective NCPs now! Remedy is the reason

Our campaign demands for policymakers
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publication cover - Calling for Corporate Accountability
Publication / 1st October 2017

Calling for Corporate Accountability

A Guide to the 2011 OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises
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