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publication cover - OECD Watch submission for NCP Portugal’s peer review
Publication / 19th April 2023

OECD Watch submission for NCP Portugal’s peer review

Recommendations by civil society on improving the Portuguese NCP's procedures, organisational structure, and communications
publication cover - OECD Watch submission for NCP Portugal’s peer review
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News / 17th April 2023

Event 21 April 2023: Closing due diligence gaps in the Brazilian iron & steel supply chains

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…

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publication cover - A little downstream goes a long way
Publication / 11th April 2023

A little downstream goes a long way

How downstream due diligence can prevent and mitigate harm
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News / 6th April 2023

Recent complaint submitted to the Dutch NCP exposes structural human rights violations by Cambodian microfinance institutions

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…

publication cover - OECD Watch’s 2023 Global Gathering
Publication / 31st March 2023

OECD Watch’s 2023 Global Gathering

Conference report: The role of the OECD, OECD Guidelines, and OECD Watch in the changing corporate accountability landscape
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publication cover - UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights Defenders urges stronger text on reprisals in OECD Guidelines
Publication / 27th March 2023

UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights Defenders urges stronger text on reprisals in OECD Guidelines

Statement urges explicit use of term "human rights defender"
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publication cover - OECD Watch’s submissions for NCPs Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, and Slovak Republic peer reviews
Publication / 24th March 2023

OECD Watch’s submissions for NCPs Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, and Slovak Republic peer reviews

publication cover - OECD Watch’s submissions for NCPs Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, and Slovak Republic peer reviews
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News / 24th March 2023

OECD Watch criticises NCP Hungary’s effectiveness in view of the Hungarian government’s attacks on civil society

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…

News / 28th February 2023

OECD Watch publie des vidéos explicatives sur les Principes directeurs de l’OCDE, les conseils en matière de diligence raisonnable et les Points de contact nationaux

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…

News / 28th February 2023

OECD Watch publica vídeos explicativos sobre las Directrices de la OCDE, las orientaciones sobre diligencia debida y los Puntos Nacionales de Contacto

OECD Watch ha publicado una serie de cinco vídeos que presentan temas clave relacionados con las Directrices de la OCDE para Empresas Multinacionales (Directrices). Incluye explicaciones sobre las Directrices, los Puntos Nacionales de Contacto (PNC),…

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