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13 November 2018
→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + KnowTheChain (.org) is a resource for companies and investors to understand and address forced labor risks within their global supply chains.
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) .org is an alliance of companies, trade unions and NGOs that promotes respect for workers' rights around the globe.
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + Focus on Labour EXploitation (FLEX) (.org) works to reduce human trafficking and labour exploitation.
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + Verité (.org) provides knowledge and tools to eliminate the most serious labor and human rights abuses in global supply chains.
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + Sedex Global (.com) provides tools for both producers and buyers to improve the responsibility of their business operations and develops the SMETA - Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit me
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + As You Sow (.org) works in advancing shareholder advocacy and runs the Responsible Sourcing Network (.org) with programs on cotton, minerals and anti-slavery.
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (.org) runs, among other things the Modern Slavery Registry (.org)
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + End Slavery Now (.org) is a US based anti-slavery organization
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→External links to sites dealing with human rights in business: + The Freedom Fund (.org) is a leader in the global movement to end modern slavery.
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+ == External links to sites dealing with human rights in business == + 2 links
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moved human rights due diligence to its own heading due to the recent move of the article to expand the scope of the article
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Jukeboksi moved page Human rights due diligence to Human rights and business: Changed to wider scope for the article
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10 November 2018
→Timeline: + In 1976 the w:OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises were adopted by the w:OECD.
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→See also in Wikipedia: + w:Corporate accountability for human rights violations (!)
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→See also in Wikipedia: + w:List of organizations that combat human trafficking
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9 November 2018
→See also in Wikipedia: + w:List of human rights articles by country
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→See also in Wikipedia: + w:List of human rights organisations
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+ In 1839 the w:Anti-Slavery International organization was founded
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→See also in Wikipedia: + w:Labour standards in the World Trade Organization
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+ == References ==
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→Timeline: added abbreviation 'UNGPs' (United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights)
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→Timeline: + one more ref for the Dutch Child Labour Due Diligence Bill
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→Timeline: In 2016 the German National Action Plan for the implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights for 2016-2020 is published... + one ref
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→Timeline: + In 2016 the TISCReport.org was launched. It is the World's largest Open Data Register committed to ending Modern Slavery and supply chain labour abuses, by joining up Transparency In Supply Chains (TISC) reporting globally.
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→Timeline: + In 2015 the w:Modern Slavery Act 2015 was enacted in the UK...
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+In 2017 the lower house of the Dutch parliament adopted the Child Labour Due Diligence Bill, but it is yet to pass in the Senate. When it does it will become legally binding on January 1 2020 + 2 refs
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+ == See also in Wikipedia == + w:International labour law + w:List of International Labour Organization Conventions
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+ In 1999 the w:United Nations Global Compact, a non-binding United Nations pact to encourage businesses worldwide to adopt sustainable and socially responsible policies, and to report on their implementation was announced.
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→Timeline: + In 1998 the w:Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work was declared by ILO
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+ In 1992 the w:International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour was created by the International Labour Organization
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→Timeline: + In 1900 the International Association for Labour Legislation (IALL), an epistemic community was fouded
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→Timeline: + In 1919 the w:International Labour Organization was founded by the w:League of Nations, which was superseded by the UN
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starting on a timeline
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+ w:International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
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definition of w:due diligence as a {{Q}}
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Definition of the w:Human Rights Impact Assessment as a {{Q}}
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+ Information on the w:United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
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Starting on an article about HRDD
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