As part of its National Plan on Business and Human Rights 2017-2020, the Irish Government committed to having a baseline assessment undertaken of the legislative and regulatory framework as it […]
There are just a few places remaining for the half-day symposium Non-Financial Reporting: Implications for business and human rights in Ireland taking place at the Irish Centre for Human Rights at […]
Trócaire have this week marked the launch of their campaign for a binding business and human rights treaty with the publication of their policy report Making a Killing: Holding Corporations to Account […]
The abuse of human rights, including displacement of indigenous peoples, and the environmental damage associated with coal imported to Ireland from Colombia has been highlighted recently by civil society organisations […]
The Irish Centre for Human Rights at the National University of Ireland Galway will host a half-day symposium titled Non-Financial Reporting: Implications for business and human rights in Ireland which will explore […]
Four UN special rapporteurs on human rights have written to the Irish Government highlighting their concerns that the recently introduced working scheme for migrant fisherman is not in line with […]
Very pleased to share Part II of this guest post by Gerry Liston, a legal officer with the Global Legal Action Network and Sadaka – the Ireland Palestine Alliance, who has […]
