Chad: Justice Needed for October Crackdown
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Africa
January 30, 2023
Legal Loopholes
The Supply Chain Act has just come into force in Germany—an important step towards protecting human rights in global supply chains. But the law has one crucial weakness: it lacks a provision that holds companies liable for human rights violations caused by their failure to comply with their due diligence obligations.
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Legal Loopholes
Germany wants certified companies to be exempted from liability for negligence in the EU supply chain law. But certifications themselves are problematic.
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Conduct a Prompt, Impartial, Transparent Investigation
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Chad: Justice Needed for October Crackdown
Investigate Killings, Torture, Deaths in Custody, Unlawful Detentions
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Rwanda: Suspicious Death of Investigative Journalist
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Submission to the EU Delegation to Nigeria ahead of EU-Nigeria Human Rights Dialogue
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Politician Convicted for Harming Rwanda’s Image
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