Corporate Responsibility - CORE Coalition

CORE and ICJ to intervene in UK Supreme Court case

CORE and the ICJ have been granted permission to intervene in an appeal before the United Kingdom Supreme Court (Vedanta Resources PLC and another v. Lungowe and others). The two organizations will provide evidence regarding the responsibilities of companies in relation to human rights and environmental protection, in particular the recognition of a duty of care of parent companies.

UK companies can help break the cycle of poverty wages on Assam’s tea plantations

CORE Coalition, Accountability Counsel, Nazdeek, and other civil society organisations concerned about labour exploitation on Assam tea plantations are writing to 12 major British tea brands and retailers that source tea from Assam, urging them to use their purchasing power to help break the cycle of poverty wages.

Hope for reform, and remedy? External reviewers visit the UK NCP

Is the UK National Contact Point fulfilling its role to uphold the OECD Guidelines for multinational enterprises? CORE and partners are pushing for reforms to ensure access to remedy for victims of human rights abuses.

Who Made Our Uniforms? U.K. Public Sector Apparel Procurement: Ensuring Transparency and Respect for Human Rights

A new report published by CORE and ICAR reveals that that a third of companies that have supplied uniforms for UK public sector workers, including the armed forces and prison officers, have not reported on what they are doing to tackle slavery in their supply chains.

Company Reporting Under the Modern Slavery Act: Research & Guidance

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires companies to be transparent about what steps they are taking to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking in their business operations and supply chains. To improve the standard of modern slavery statements CORE has published research on the quality of reporting and guidance on how companies can be more transparent. CORE has also produced short briefings to help investors that engage with these companies.

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Assessing Modern Slavery Law

CORE, Business & Human Rights Resource Centre and Repórter Brasil are partners in a University of Nottingham and Fundação Getulio Vargas research project funded by the British Academy on ‘The Interaction of Law and Supply Chain Management in Cross-Judicial Supply Chains: Supply Chain Effectiveness of Modern Slavery Legislation’.

Alliance for Corporate Transparency project

CORE is involved in the Alliance for Corporate Transparency (ACT) Project, which brings together leading civil society organisations and experts with the aim of analysing the corporate disclosure on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues by the largest companies operating in the EU and recommending legislative changes.

Business and Human Rights in Law

BHRinlaw.org is run by Corporate Accountability NGOs CORE, ICAR, ECCJ, Above Ground and Public Eye. It allows you to track international legal developments that enforce business compliance with human rights. The website focuses on parent company liability law and legislation that requires companies conduct mandatory human rights due diligence. The website shows the momentum gathering for embedding business and human rights in law.

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