Vol 6, No 1 (2022): Human Rights Due Diligence: strengths and weaknesses of a mechanism under construction

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Dossier: Human Rights Due Diligence: strengths and weaknesses of a mechanism under construction
- Guest Editor: PhD. Professor Adoración Guamán Hernandéz | Universitat de València | Spain

HR Due Diligence: strengths and weaknesses of a mechanism under construction

Due Diligence in Human Rights Matters: A Critical Perspective on History and Effectiveness in the Face of the Global Architecture of Impunity and the legislative vanguard within the scope of the European Union

Lívia Peres de Souza, Maria Eduarda Mota Oliveira, Marina Sanches Wünsch

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Impact Assessment for Human Rights Due Diligence: General Context and a Methodological Approach

Luiz Felype Gomes de Almeida, Valnei Pereira, Victor Anderson Silva do Nascimento

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Due diligence and the paradigm shift in consumer protection against non-financial information

Maria Chiara Marullo, Lorena Sales Pallarés

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Building a new transnational labor law for global value chains

Wilfredo Sanguineti Raymond

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Due diligence as a mechanism to strengthen respect for labour human rights in Latin America

Daniel Iglesias Márquez, Lucas Sebastián de Erice Aranda

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HR Due Diligence: strengths and weaknesses of a mechanism under construction

Due Diligence in Human Rights Matters: A Critical Perspective on History and Effectiveness in the Face of the Global Architecture of Impunity and the legislative vanguard within the scope of the European Union

Impact Assessment for Human Rights Due Diligence: General Context and a Methodological Approach

Due diligence and the paradigm shift in consumer protection against non-financial information

Building a new transnational labor law for global value chains

Due diligence as a mechanism to strengthen respect for labour human rights in Latin America