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Draft treaty on multinationals and human rights struggles

Draft treaty on multinationals and human rights struggles

Encouraged by the United Nations, States in October resumed talks started five years ago for an international treaty that would oblige multinationals to respect human rights. The project is still under way, even if it is struggling.

By Christophe Koessler

Tunisia: what will the newly elected do for transitional justice?

The best of JusticeInfo, from january to july 2019

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How to “take a local story and make it a global issue” with digital tools, by Bukkey Shonibbare from “Bring Back Our Girls” Movement

How to “take a local story and make it a global issue” with digital tools, by Bukkey Shonibbare from “Bring Back Our Girls” Movement