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89 | May 2023

Supply Chain Law in Action. Annual Report.

The German Supply Chain Act, which entered into force in January 2023, represents a phase shift in corporate responsibility. The law mandates that companies are now required to protect human rights across the entire network of their global supply chains. On the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh – one of the worst industrial accidents in history – ECCHR filed its first complaint under the new law.

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89 | May 2023

Supply Chain Law in Action. Annual Report.

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88 | March 2023

Sexual Violence. Sea Rescue. Measures Of Men.

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87 | February 2023

Climate Litigation. Border Justice. Atrocities In Gambia.

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86 | December 2022

Libyan sea interceptions. COP27. Reparations in Namibia.

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85 | October 2022

Colonial crimes. Pesticide export ban. Ukraine war.

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84 | September 2022

Supply chains. Pushbacks. Climate lawsuit.

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83 | July 2022

An island fights against its demise

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82 | June 2022

Charges confirmed: Complicity in crimes against humanity

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81 | April 2022

The future demands collective action and global solidarity

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80 | March 2022

Ukraine: For more global solidarity

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79 | February 2022

“A first step towards freedom, dignity and justice”

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78 | December 2021

Looking back on 2021: Human rights in times of crises

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77 | November 2021

The Belarus case: How Germany can act

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Human rights for the climate

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76 | September 2021

A victory for human rights over corporate interests