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Forging a Culture of Human Rights Policy

Forging a Culture of Human Rights Policy
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Fast-fashion brands tainted by human rights abuses and forced labour: the exploitation of the Uighur population

New Study: Tunisian ISPs violate customers' privacy

Social media giants bear responsibility to protect user rights, says ImpACT to HRC

Business & Human Rights

Fast-fashion brands tainted by human rights abuses and forced labour: the exploitation of the Uighur population

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Three peaceful protesters face death sentence through Iran’s judicial system

The fast-past continuation of the death sentence in Iran is vengeful and cruel in every way

Joint report: Moroccan draft law would silence dissenting voices

A draft law in the kingdom of Morocco could be used to silence dissenting voices if enacted, warn the Euro-Mediterranean Monitor for Human Rights (Geneva) and Impact Inte...

Open letter to the government of India on lifting internet restrictions in Jammu and Kash...

We, the undersigned organizations, write to reiterate our call on the government of India to lift the restriction on 4G high-speed internet access in the Jammu and Kashmi...

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Sea of plastic: Spain’s migrant workers exploited to fill Europe's fresh-produce shelves

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Guidance for business: Preserving human rights while combating COVID-19

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Businesses, governments and civil organisations should work together to protect digital u...

Participating along with digital businesses such as Verizon Wireless and BSR in RightsCon, an annual human...
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ImpACT urges UNHRC to sanction inhumane actions against migrant worke...

Migrant workers are stranded in the Gulf countries during the COVID-19 pandemic without adequate funds or aid from their employers

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What We Want?

State institutions, in their policies and practices, fulfill their duties as mandated by the human rights agreements to which the state is a contracting party.
Corporations, local and multinational, apply and play a bigger role in protecting and promoting human rights, especially with the abolishment of slavery, human trafficking, and illegal labor exploitation.
Seminal human rights conventions, bills, declarations, guiding principles, and other major publications are promoted in innovative ways to a diversified and broadened audience.