Galway Business and Human Rights Symposium 2021 Taking Stock, Looking Forward 29 April 2021 9:30am – 3pm (GMT+1) National University of Ireland Galway (via Zoom) The Irish Centre for Human […]
The following post is a revised and slightly longer version of a piece that appeared yesterday on the RTÉ Brainstorm website. * * * During a hearing of the public […]
I am very pleased to share this guest post from Benn F. Hogan, Visiting Researcher at the Centre for Social Innovation at the Trinity Business School in Dublin. You can follow […]
The Centre for Social Innovation in Trinity Business School is hosting a webinar to launch the 2020 national benchmark of Business & Human Rights in Ireland on 25 November at 5pm. […]
There are currently two calls for tenders for research on business and human rights topics in Ireland. The first is from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, which is […]
A new report published by the Centre for Social Innovation at Trinity Business School in Dublin paints a very poor picture of Irish company engagement with business and human rights. […]
Ireland is due to appear before the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in Geneva at the beginning of December to review its compliance with the Convention on the […]
The Irish government remains lukewarm on the proposed business and human rights treaty but is facing calls from some of Ireland’s leading human rights organisations to support and contribute to […]
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 […]
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 […]
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