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News / 17th June 2021

OECD Watch report explains why and how to close gaps in the OECD Guidelines

In “Get Fit: Closing gaps in the OECD Guidelines to make them fit for purpose,” OECD Watch argues for a revision of the Guidelines to close problematic gaps in both standards for multinational enterprises and…

News / 16th June 2021

The state of remedy 2020: disappointing outcomes in OECD Guidelines complaints

The year 2020 saw disappointing outcomes in community- and civil society-led Guidelines complaints, OECD Watch concludes in its new ‘State of remedy’ paper. OECD Watch State of Remedy 2020 OECD National Contact Points (NCPs) concluded…

News / 21st April 2021

Dutch NCP accepts unique case against ‘letterbox company’ Pluspetrol

On the 20th of April 2021, the Dutch NCP accepted a complaint filed by Peruvian Indigenous groups against oil multinational Pluspetrol. It is the first time a complaint against a “letterbox” company has been declared…

News / 14th December 2020

OECD Watch’s ‘NCP Evaluations’ show NCP system underperforming on criteria that are critical for civil society

Today, as the OECD celebrates the 20 year anniversary of the creation of the National Contact Points (NCPs) for the OECD Guidelines, OECD Watch launches ‘NCP Evaluations’, a project to assess all 49 NCPs on…

News / 30th March 2020

OECD Watch, BIAC and TUAC issue joint statement on reprisals

Statement supports the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct’s recent censure of reprisals against submitters of specific instances. On 30 March 2020, the three institutional stakeholder advisors to the OECD Investment Committee issued the following joint…

News / 10th June 2019

Human rights defenders face reprisals. Here’s what OECD and National Contact Points can do to protect them

A new Factsheet from OECD Watch and BHRRC sheds light on the risks to defenders who complain to OECD National Contact Points and how to reform the system to keep them safe. View the Factsheet…

News / 14th February 2019

The true cost of the Stiegler’s Gorge hydropower project in Tanzania

Independent hydropower expert Joerg Hartmann has written a report for OECD Watch member organisations on the Stiegler’s Gorge hydropower project in Tanzania. The report shows that this hydropower project Stiegler’s Gorge Hydroelectric Power Station (SGHPS) is…

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News / 10th August 2018

The Australian NCP’s new rules of procedure: concerns remain despite improvements

Following a public consultation, on 18 July 2018 the Australian NCP published new rules of procedures on complaint handling. While several of civil society’s recommendations have been adopted, many more have not been addressed. In…

News / 19th July 2018

Statement from OECD Watch and MiningWatch Canada regarding the Canadian NCP’s improper handling of the OECD Guidelines specific instance Bruno Manser Fonds vs Sakto Group

This statement highlights OECD Watch and MiningWatch Canada’s concerns with the Canadian NCP’s improper handling of the BMF vs Sakto Group specific instance. Background to this statement On May 16, 2018, MiningWatch Canada and OECD…

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…

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