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“The next decade of business and human rights: increasing the pace and scale of action to implement the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights”

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29 Nov 2021

Distinguished President of the Council, Members of the Working Group on Business and Human Rights, Distinguished panellists, Colleagues and friends, It is my pleasure to greet all of you at this 10th...

UNGPs at 10+: A Roadmap for the Next Decade of Business and Human Rights

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Tools and resources

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29 Nov 2021

G7 Trade Ministers’ strong stance against forced labour in supply chains is welcome, but must be followed by concrete action on forced labour and other human rights abuses, says UN expert group

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02 Nov 2021

A Group of United Nations experts* welcomes the call made on 22 October by the G7 Trade Ministers to eradicate forced labour from global supply chains and provide access to protection and remedy for...

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS SANCTIONS AGAINST LIBERIA UNTIL 7 MAY 2004,
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1478 (2003)

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06 May 2003

Security Council 6 May 2003 4751st Meeting (PM) Also Places 10-Month Ban on Import of Liberian Timber The Security Council this afternoon extended existing sanctions against Liberia until 7 May 2004...

“The next decade of business and human rights: increasing the pace and scale of action to implement the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights”

UNGPs at 10+: A Roadmap for the Next Decade of Business and Human Rights

G7 Trade Ministers’ strong stance against forced labour in supply chains is welcome, but must be followed by concrete action on forced labour and other human rights abuses, says UN expert group

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS SANCTIONS AGAINST LIBERIA UNTIL 7 MAY 2004, UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1478 (2003)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS SANCTIONS AGAINST LIBERIA UNTIL 7 MAY 2004,
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1478 (2003)