Business and human rights has come a long way in Ireland. From little to no engagement by either the Irish government, civil society or business with the late John Ruggie’s […]
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 […]
As the sixth session of the Open-Ended Intergovernmental Working Group on a business and human rights treaty gets underway in Geneva next week, there have been calls for the Irish […]
Very pleased to share this guest post from Siobhán Curran, who works with Trócaire as Policy and Advocacy Adviser on Human Rights and Democratic Space. You can follow her @SiobhanMCurran. * […]
On 25 February 2020, Trócaire will launch its new report: ‘Women Taking the Lead: Defending Human Rights and the Environment’. The launch will include a discussion with several women engaged in […]
Irish civil society organisations are continuing with their push for states to adopted a binding business and human rights treaty. In a letter in today’s Irish Times, a number of […]
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 […]
I am delighted to welcome this guest post from Siobhan Curran, Policy and Advocacy Advisor on Human Rights and Democratic Space with Trócaire on the fourth session of the open-ended intergovernmental working […]
Civil society, a large group of experts and the European Parliament have called on States to engage in the process for the creation of an international treaty on business and […]
I am very pleased to welcome this latest guest post in the series on Ireland’s recently published national plan from Julian Waagensen, a policy adviser with Trócaire based in Maynooth. Having recently […]
Business & Human Rights in Ireland 