Text of oral intervention of OECD Watch at the introductory exchange for interested stakeholders with the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights held 20 January 2012 in Geneva.
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OECD Watch has received concerning reports from complainants of increased public exposure of Indigenous representatives and civil society filing a National Contact Point (NCP) complaint and separate legal complaint against Norwegian renewable energy company Statkraft,…
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Collective Voices Shaping Accountability: Celebrating 50 years of the OECD Guidelines & the launch of the OECD Watch NGO
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OECD Watch’s submission for NCP Korea, Japan and Croatia’s peer reviews
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State of Remedy 2025
Annual analysis of community and NGO-led National Contact Point complaints concluded in 2025
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50 years of the OECD Guidelines: Civil society’s priorities for the next chapter
Last week, OECD Watch joined governments, businesses, trade unions and civil society from around the world in Paris for the OECD’s Responsible Business Conduct Week, marking the 50th anniversary of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational…
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50 years of the OECD Guidelines: Contributions, limitations, and what is needed next
Recommendations for the OECD and member governments on the future implementation of the Guidelines
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OECD Watch statement on advancing legal frameworks for responsible business conduct
Statement on the third meeting of the OECD's Inclusive Platform on Due Diligence Policy Cooperation
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Open Letter to the members of the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct
OECD Watch has joined over 100 human rights and environmental organisations – including Indigenous Peoples’ and Afro-descendant peoples’ representative organisations – from more than 55 countries in sending an Open Letter to members of the…
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Civil society guide to leveraging the OECD’s guidance on a just transition
Strategic use of the OECD’s paper “Responsible Business Conduct for a Just Transition: Protecting workers, communities and consumers in the low-carbon transition”
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