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News / 18th February 2025

Complaint timeline

A commitment to a general timeline, and to legitimate reasons and regular communication when the timeline shifts, helps make the NCP process accessible and predictable for complainants. Many complainants do not know how long a…

News / 18th February 2025

Reprisals against complainants

Intimidation and reprisals against complainants can often prevent complainants from filing a complaint or from being able to participate fully in the process. Ensuring that the NCP has a robust policy and practice to address…

News / 18th February 2025

Mediation location

NCP processes should be as open, accessible, and affordable as possible, so that complainants from around the world can access and use the NCP mechanism. Complainants may have cost or security concerns that prevent them…

News / 18th February 2025

Reprisals against NCP

Intimidation and reprisals against NCPs can result in complaints being incorrectly rejected or handled improperly. To ensure the accountability, predictability, and equitability and impartiality of the complaint process, NCPs should take a proactive approach to…

News / 18th February 2025

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News / 4th February 2025

Complainant anonymity

Complainants often face high risk of reprisals by companies for filing complaints and therefore, in order to ensure accessibility, they should be allowed to withhold their identity from the company (but not the NCP itself)…

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