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 […]
In its National Plan on Business and Human Rights 2017-2020, the Irish Government committed to establishing a Business and Human Rights Implementation Group. The establishment of the group, which is aimed […]
I am very pleased to repost with permission this piece on Ireland’s National Plan on business and human rights by Aoife Gillespie, a Senior Associate of Philip Lee. You can follow […]
Ireland will become the “16th country in the world, and the 12th EU member state to adopt a national plan on business and human rights” according to Minister of State […]
In their submission to the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on the development of a national plan on business and human rights, Christian Aid Ireland highlight a number of key issues, including […]
As part of its consultation on the development of a national plan on business and human rights, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has invited submissions from interested parties. […]
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has issued its formal call for input for its national plan to implement the UN Guiding Principles on business and human rights: The […]
Following its annual NGO Forum in November on the subject of business and human rights, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is undergoing a consultation process for its development […]
Hannah Grene, independent researcher in human rights and development, provides the latest guest contribution to the blog. Her recent work has included collaborating with Trócaire on their business and human […]
The Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has announced that its annual human rights forum will have business and human rights as its theme. The title of the 14th […]
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