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Navigating Investor-State Mediation: Insights from Global Experts and Emerging Trends

Dhatri Talwar | 20th November 2024

On June 26, 2024, Singapore Very Young Arbitration Practitioners ("SG…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
Changes in Internal Corporate HREDD Processes (blog series Towards New HREDD Laws)

Jasmine Elliott | 14th November 2024

Last month, we published a study about changes in corporate practice…

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Business and Human Rights
Changes in Corporate HREDD Governance (blog series Towards New HREDD Laws)

Jasmine Elliott | 11th November 2024

Last month, we published a study  about changes in corporate practice…

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Business and Human Rights
Sanctions-Related ISDS Disputes - Issues of Jurisdiction and Merits

Cristian De Fazio | 30th October 2024

The intersection of economic sanctions and investor-state dispute settlement…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
Shared Responsibility and Responsible Disengagement (blog series Towards New HREDD Laws)

Irene Pietropaoli | 29th October 2024

Two weeks ago, we published a study about changes in corporate practice…

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Business and Human Rights
Workers' Rights at the ICJ: The Upcoming Advisory Opinion on the Right to Strike

Georgia Greville | 28th October 2024

Whether the right to strike is protected under international labour law has…

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Human Rights and IHL+1
Labour Rights
Alignment with the Spirit of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (blog series Towards New HREDD Laws)

Irene Pietropaoli | 21st October 2024

Last week, we published a study about changes in corporate practice resulting…

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Business and Human Rights
Reflections on Changes in Corporate Practice (blog series Towards New HREDD Laws)

Irene Pietropaoli, Jasmine Elliott, Sofia Gonzalez De Aguinaga | 15th October 2024

HREDD laws - i.e. laws that require companies to carry out a HREDD process…

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Business and Human Rights
Financing mechanisms in EU cooperation on migration with third countries: Monitoring impact or legitimising contested policies

Céline Hocquet | 26th September 2024

Introduction Over the past decade, the European Union (EU) has consistently…

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European Law
International Claims Commissions: Balancing State Responsibility and Individual Rights

Yarik Kryvoi | 5th September 2024

Image Credit: Flickr The Russian war against Ukraine highlights the profound…

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Ukraine

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