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News / 28th March 2017

The G7/G20 BHR Task Force have called upon the G20 to strengthen the effectiveness of National Contact Points

OECD Watch, along with members of the Business and Human Rights Task Force, have submitted a letter calling upon the G20 Employment Working Group to do more to further promote supply chain transparency and due…

OECD Watch comments on the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct and Due Dilligence Companion
News / 5th February 2017

OECD Watch comments on the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct and Due Dilligence Companion

Submission of OECD Watch on the OECDs 2.1 Draft General Due Diligence for Responsible Business Conduct and its draft Companion to the Due Diligence Guidance. The submission was provided to the OECD in February 2017…

Canada is Back: But Still Far Behind
News / 1st November 2016

Canada is Back: But Still Far Behind

This November 2016 report provides an assessment of Canada’s National Contact Point (NCP) for the OECD Guidelines. The report assesses the NCP’s performance to date, particularly with regard to harm prevention and access to remedy….

Submission on the Swiss National Contact Point’s Peer Review Process
News / 13th October 2016

Submission on the Swiss National Contact Point’s Peer Review Process

Submission of OECD Watch for the peer review process of the Swiss National Contact Point (NCP). The submission outlines ways in which the NCP can advance the effectiveness of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprise…

OECD Watch submission to the 2016 peer review of the Italian NCP
News / 11th August 2016

OECD Watch submission to the 2016 peer review of the Italian NCP

Submission of OECD Watch for the peer review process of the Italian National Contact Point (NCP). The submission outlines ways in which the NCP can advance the effectiveness of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprise…

OECD Watch Response to G7 Leaders’ (In)Action
News / 10th August 2016

OECD Watch Response to G7 Leaders’ (In)Action

At this year’s 42nd Annual G7 Summit in Japan, G7 leaders failed to address their previous commitments towards responsible business conduct. Civil society criticizes this omission and calls on the G7 to back their expressed…

How would You Measure NCP Performance?
News / 7th June 2016

How would You Measure NCP Performance?

The Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD (TUAC) and OECD Watch are currently consulting on their joint NCP Performance Index, which they have developed with a view to changing the status quo and creating…

A “4x10” plan for why and how to unlock the potential of the OECD Guidelines
News / 3rd June 2016

A “4×10” plan for why and how to unlock the potential of the OECD Guidelines

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, OECD Watch publishes a “4 x 10” bullet-point plan highlighting four key features that give the Guidelines the potential to help…

News / 13th May 2016

40th Anniversary of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises – TUAC and OECD Watch Launch 40-day Count-Up

TUAC and OECD Watch have today started a 40-day count-up to mark the 40th anniversary of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and are calling on governments and the OECD to step up measures to…

Amnesty International exposes the OECD Guidelines as a system not fit for purpose
News / 26th February 2016

Amnesty International exposes the OECD Guidelines as a system not fit for purpose

In its new report “Obstacle Course: How the UK’s National Contact Point handles human rights complaints under the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises” Amnesty International UK exposes OECD Guidelines as a system that is not…

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