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Corporate Accountability for Human Rights Abuses: A Guide for Victims and NGOs on Recourse Mechanisms
The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) is pleased to announce the publication of a guide for victims and NGOs on recourse mechanisms in cases of corporate-related human rights violations. The guide was launched today in Amsterdam on the occasion of a public debate on corporate justice held in collaboration with the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre and OECD Watch and with the participation of experts such as Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on the right to food, author of the guide’s foreword and former FIDH Secretary General and Katherine Gallagher, Attorney of the Centre for Constitutional Rights and FIDH Vice-President.
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Global Witness Welcomes New Openness in Cambodia’s Oil Sector but Remains Concerned over Lack of Transparency
Global Witness today welcomed the decision of Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok An to provide a list of companies operating in the oil and gas sector and some information about the management of payments made by them. The information was released in response to questions from the opposition Sam Rainsy Party. However, the pressure group said that it remained concerned that the government had not yet publicly audited the extractive revenue accounts or provided details of deals struck with oil and mining companies. It also remains unclear how payments from oil companies are being administered and used by the government.
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Global Witness Welcomes New Openness in Cambodia’s Oil Sector but Remains Concerned over Lack of Transparency
Global Witness today welcomed the decision of Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok An to provide a list of companies operating in the oil and gas sector and some information about the management of payments made by them. The information was released in response to questions from the opposition Sam Rainsy Party. However, the pressure group said that it remained concerned that the government had not yet publicly audited the extractive revenue accounts or provided details of deals struck with oil and mining companies. It also remains unclear how payments from oil companies are being administered and used by the government.
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Global Witness Welcomes New Openness in Cambodia’s Oil Sector but Remains Concerned over Lack of Transparency
Global Witness today welcomed the decision of Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok An to provide a list of companies operating in the oil and gas sector and some information about the management of payments made by them. The information was released in response to questions from the opposition Sam Rainsy Party. However, the pressure group said that it remained concerned that the government had not yet publicly audited the extractive revenue accounts or provided details of deals struck with oil and mining companies. It also remains unclear how payments from oil companies are being administered and used by the government.
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Global Witness Welcomes New Openness in Cambodia’s Oil Sector but Remains Concerned over Lack of Transparency
Global Witness today welcomed the decision of Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Sok An to provide a list of companies operating in the oil and gas sector and some information about the management of payments made by them. The information was released in response to questions from the opposition Sam Rainsy Party. However, the pressure group said that it remained concerned that the government had not yet publicly audited the extractive revenue accounts or provided details of deals struck with oil and mining companies. It also remains unclear how payments from oil companies are being administered and used by the government.
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Cambodia Needs to Take Effective Action to Eliminate Torture and Improve Policing
As the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture is commemorated globally, the people of Cambodia continue to face serious problems relating to guaranteed rights against torture.
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Cambodia Needs to Take Effective Action to Eliminate Torture and Improve Policing
As the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture is commemorated globally, the people of Cambodia continue to face serious problems relating to guaranteed rights against torture.
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Cambodia Needs to Take Effective Action to Eliminate Torture and Improve Policing
As the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture is commemorated globally, the people of Cambodia continue to face serious problems relating to guaranteed rights against torture.
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Cambodia Needs to Take Effective Action to Eliminate Torture and Improve Policing
As the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture is commemorated globally, the people of Cambodia continue to face serious problems relating to guaranteed rights against torture.
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Vietnam Seizes Cambodian Passport and Threatens to Defrock Khmer Krom Monk
On 27th May 2010, Ven. Ty was visiting his parents in Khleang when local Police seized his Cambodian passport and subjected him to full day of interrogation. He was released later that day and was told to pick up his passport four days later, on 31st May, 2010.
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Vietnam Seizes Cambodian Passport and Threatens to Defrock Khmer Krom Monk
On 27th May 2010, Ven. Ty was visiting his parents in Khleang when local Police seized his Cambodian passport and subjected him to full day of interrogation. He was released later that day and was told to pick up his passport four days later, on 31st May, 2010.
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Vietnam Seizes Cambodian Passport and Threatens to Defrock Khmer Krom Monk
On 27th May 2010, Ven. Ty was visiting his parents in Khleang when local Police seized his Cambodian passport and subjected him to full day of interrogation. He was released later that day and was told to pick up his passport four days later, on 31st May, 2010.
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