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Business and human rights, sustainability reporting and responsible business conduct more generally are high on many agendas and growing in importance for business. Companies are being confronted with these themes from various angles: human rights and responsible business conduct are attracting increased media coverage and trade unions are approaching companies with requests for information on human rights impacts on the societies in which these businesses operate. With the endorsement of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGP) by the UN Human Rights Council in June 2011, there is now a general consensus on the respective roles and responsibilities of governments and companies with regard to business and human rights. |
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+ Reserve your seat by 25th January 2019 at the latest. |
+ Seat is limited so we follow First-come, First-serve basis. |
+ The discussion will be in Eng and Kh! |
+ Free one seat for members |
+ 40$ for Non-Member |
Inclusive: materials and lunch… |
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Mr. Tab Sothan |
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085 777 501 | 023 23 00 23/22 |
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Ingrid Koch | Peter Hall | ||
Operations Manager, Centro Vincular, Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaiso (PUCV) | AdvisorInternational Organization of Employers (IOE) | ||
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Christine Koblun | N/A | ||
Senior Sustainability Manager at Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) | N/A | ||
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