US EditionCIDSE @ the 11th Session of the UN Binding Treaty
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ABColombia and Corporate Justice Coalition Joint Statement on UK Engagement on a UN Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights
Corporate Justice Coalition are a group of organisations and individuals who have come together to end corporate abuses of human rights and the environment. 15 October, 2025: As the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) embarks on the 11th negotiation session for a legally binding treaty on business and human rights, the undersigned 18 organisations call on the UK government to constructively engage in these treaty negotiations. The treaty process is …
Present at the United Nations Office in Geneva, FIDH and 24 of its member and partner organisations made a general statement to renew their support for a UN Treaty on Business and Human Rights, capable of ensuring both access to justice and effective protection for individuals and communities affected by the devastating attacks on business activities. Geneva, 20 October 2025. Thank you, Mr. President. Congratulations on your (...) Corporate Resp…
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