European Union
February 23, 2021
Germany: MPs Should Strengthen Proposed Supply Chain Law
(Berlin) – The German government’s proposed law governing companies’ obligations to respect human rights in supply chains is a step in the right direction but needs improving in key areas, Human Rights Watch said today. Parliament should explicitly require companies to assess and address human rights risks on an ongoing and systematic basis along the whole supply chain, including suppliers several steps down.
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Greece/EU: Bring Moria Homeless to Safety
Collective European Action Needed for Migrants Stranded on Lesbos
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Hungary: Health Care Failures Endanger Lives
Ensure Access to Adequate, Quality Health Care, Provide Sufficient Resources
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Germany: MPs Should Strengthen Proposed Supply Chain Law
Proposed Measure Falls Short of International Norms
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To Help Migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Tackle EU Abuses
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EU Parliament Vote Critical to Hold Companies to Account
Proposed Law Could Help Address Human Rights Harms, Climate Change
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EU Should Regulate Artificial Intelligence to Protect Rights
Privacy, Non-Discrimination, and Social Security Safeguards Needed
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EU: Respect Rights Amid Pandemic, Economic Downturn
Tackle Inequality, Abuses against Migrants, Autocratic Backsliding
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EU: Speak Out Against India’s Rights Violations
Bilateral Human Rights Dialogue Scheduled for January 12
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