Posts tagged human rights legislation
Reflections of the 2026 OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector

At the 2026 OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector, conversations centred on purchasing practices, regulatory shifts in the EU, and the growing importance of meaningful stakeholder engagement. In this blog, we share key reflections from the panels we attended, highlighting what these discussions mean for human rights due diligence, supply chain visibility, and the role of worker voice in driving measurable impact.

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Driving Effective Due Diligence: Reflections from the Omnibus Unpacked Event

What the EU’s Omnibus Simplification Package Means for Human Rights Due Diligence
At the recent Driving Effective Due Diligence: Omnibus Unpacked event hosted by the Responsible Business Alliance, Lea Esterhuizen and Bora Yucel explored how the proposed EU Omnibus Simplification Package could impact the future of corporate sustainability and human rights due diligence. This blog unpacks key takeaways on risk-based approaches, supply chain accountability, and the importance of amplifying worker voice across global operations.

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The compliance route vs. the journey of meaningful transformation: Navigating Effective Human Rights Due Diligence

In today's complex regulatory environment, businesses face increasing pressure to ensure responsible practices throughout their supply chains. This two-part blog series explores practical strategies for effective Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD). In Part 1, we examine the regulatory changes and the choices businesses face between taking a compliance-driven route or opting for meaningful transformation. Discover how to navigate the crossroads between mere compliance and fostering genuine improvement for people and the environment while allowing businesses to thrive.

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5 questions to gauge your human rights due diligence progress

The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive has hit a roadblock, but that doesn't mean we hit the brakes on getting ready for human rights due diligence.

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