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Business and Human Rights

The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights: An Introduction (Made in 2015)

Top 10 Business and Human Rights Issues for 2017 (Made in 2016)

Business and Women's Human Rights: CEDAW, UNGP and WEP (Made in 2014)

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Advocacy and Human Rights in Myanmar: A Capacity Building Program for Myanmar Diaspora, 2021

PNG and Human Rights - Universal Periodic Review, 2021

2019 Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award

2020 Annual Report

DTP Migrant Worker Rights Navigator Tool

This navigator tool links different migrant rights issues to relevant international human rights instruments and GCM objectives.

DTP Indigenous Rights Navigator Tool

This quick reference guide can help human rights advocates identify the international law instruments and the assistance available to Indigenous Peoples depending on their circumstances.

DTP Migrant Worker Law Reference Tool

Are you working on a migrant worker issue?

This Law Look Up tool will suggest the international law that may apply to your issue.

 

 

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Page last updated: Friday 7 February 2020