ISBN 13 : 9781800375666

Sommaire :
Contributors : Daniel Augenstein, Claire Methven O'Brien, Anil Yilmaz Vastardis and Rachel Chambers, Larry Catá Backer, Humberto Cantú Rivera, Annamaria La Chimia, Olga Martin-Ortega and Fatimazahra Dehbi, Jena Martin, Carolina Olarte-Bácares, Gamze Erdem Türkelli, Sara L. Seck, Sarah Joseph, Kishanthi Parella, Maddalena Neglia, Robert McCorquodale and Cristina Blanco-Vizarreta, Björn Fasterling, Andreas Rühmkorf, Florencia S. Wegher Osci, Simon Baughen, Claire Bright and Céline da Graça Pires, Salvador Herencia-Carrasco, Dalia Palombo, Penelope Simons, Markus Krajewski, Jennifer A. Zerk, Martijn Scheltema, Dorothée Baumann-Pauly and Lilach Trabelsi, Anna Triponel, Daria Davitti and Sorcha MacLeod, Shavana Haythornthwaite, Jernej Letnar Černič, Margaret G. Wachenfeld, Tehtena Mebratu-Tsegaye and Solina Kennedy, Sarah Platts, Stefan Zagelmeyer, Motoko Aizawa

Introduction

PART I THE UNITED NATIONS GUIDING PRINCIPLES ON BUSINESS
AND HUMAN RIGHTS
1 Guiding Principle 1: Scope of Obligations
2 Guiding Principle 2: Expecting Business to Protect Human Rights
3 Guiding Principle 3: General State Regulatory and Policy Functions
4 Guiding Principle 4: The Obligations of States in Markets With Respect to Enterprises Owned, Controlled, or Supported by the State
5 Guiding Principle 5: The Content of the State Duty to Protect in the Context of Privatization
6 Guiding Principle 6: Respecting Human Rights Through Commercial Transactions
7 Guiding Principle 7: Supporting Business Respect for Human Rights in Conflict-Affected Areas
8 Guiding Principle 8: Ensuring Policy Coherence
9 Guiding Principle 9: Domestic Policy
10 Guiding Principle 10: States as Members of Multilateral Institutions
11 Guiding Principle 11: The responsibility of business enterprises to respect human rights
12 Guiding Principle 12: Minimum Human Rights Standards for Pillar II
13 Guiding Principle 13: Responsibility of the Business Sector
14 Guiding Principle 14: Nature and Size of the Business Enterprise
15 Guiding Principle 15: Businesses Implementing Policies and Practices
16 Guiding Principle 16: Policy Commitments
17 Guiding Principle 17: Human Rights Due Diligence
18 Guiding Principle 18: Human Rights Impact Assessments
19 Guiding Principle 19: Acting Upon Human Rights Impact Assessments
20 Guiding Principle 20: Tracking Business Human Rights Responses
21 Guiding Principle 21: Communication of Human Rights Impacts
22 Guiding Principle 22: Remediation
23 Guiding Principle 23: Legal Compliance Issues of Business Enterprises
24 Guiding Principle 24: Prioritization of Severe Human Rights Impacts by Businesses
25 Guiding Principle 25: Access to Remedy—Foundational Principle
26 Guiding Principle 26: Domestic Judicial Mechanisms
27 Guiding Principle 27: State-based Non-judicial Grievance Mechanisms
28 Guiding Principle 28: Non-state-based Grievance Mechanisms
29 Guiding Principle 29: Non-State-Based Grievance Mechanisms; Role of Business
30 Guiding Principle 30: The Role of Collaborative Initiatives in Respecting Human Rights
31 Guiding Principle 31: Effectiveness Criteria for Non-Judicial Grievance Mechanisms

PART II PRINCIPLES FOR RESPONSIBLE CONTRACTS
32 PRC 1: Preparation and Planning
33 PRC 2: Managing Potential Adverse Human Rights Impact
34 PRC 3: Project Operating Standards
35 PRC 4: Contractual Stabilization Clauses
36 PRC 5: Additional Goods or Services
37 PRC 6: Physical Security for the Project
38 PRC 7: Designing Inclusive Community Engagement Strategies
39 PRC 8: Project Monitoring and Compliance
40 PRC 9: Non-judicial Grievance Mechanisms
41 PRC 10: Transparency and Disclosure of Contractual Terms – The last and the least of the ten principles?

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