UN Global Compact Week. Copenhaguen, 16-20 May 2011
UN Global Compact Week will convene practitioners who are engaged in the initiative’s working groups, issue platforms and Local Networks.
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Presentation by UN Special Representative John Ruggie on his draft Guiding Principles on business & human rights
London, 11 January 2011 - Sir Geoffrey Chandler Speaker Series, event hosted by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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London, 11 January 2011 - Sir Geoffrey Chandler Speaker Series, event hosted by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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Human trafficking and Business
An eLearning course on how to prevent and combat human trafficking
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An eLearning course on how to prevent and combat human trafficking
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Number of Expelled Companies Reaches 2,000 as Global Compact Strengthens Disclosure Framework
(New York, 20 January 2011) – 2,048 companies from around the world have been expelled from the United Nations Global Compact for repeated failure to communicate on progress in integrating the initiative’s ten sustainability principles into their strategies and operations.
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(New York, 20 January 2011) – 2,048 companies from around the world have been expelled from the United Nations Global Compact for repeated failure to communicate on progress in integrating the initiative’s ten sustainability principles into their strategies and operations.
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Business Leaders Acknowledged for Efforts to End Human Trafficking
(Luxor, 12 December 2010) – A high-level forum on human trafficking, bringing together over 200 leaders from business, government, civil society, academia, and the media concluded in Luxor/Egypt today. The event had been convened by End Human Trafficking Now! (EHTN) and the Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking (UN.GIFT). During the closing ceremony of the event, the first Business Leader’s Award to Fight Human Trafficking* was presented to three corporate executives, recognizing their commitment, creativity and leadership in fighting human trafficking. The awardees were.
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(Luxor, 12 December 2010) – A high-level forum on human trafficking, bringing together over 200 leaders from business, government, civil society, academia, and the media concluded in Luxor/Egypt today. The event had been convened by End Human Trafficking Now! (EHTN) and the Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking (UN.GIFT). During the closing ceremony of the event, the first Business Leader’s Award to Fight Human Trafficking* was presented to three corporate executives, recognizing their commitment, creativity and leadership in fighting human trafficking. The awardees were.
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