ETOs - for human right beyond borders

For Human Rights Beyond Borders

Human Rights have been locked up behind domestic bars to prevent their universal application to globalization and its much needed regulation. Extraterritorial obligations (ETOs) unlock human rights.

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March-2015

Downgrading rights: The cost of austerity in Greece

FIDH and Hellenic League for Human Rights

February-2015

General Assemby Resolution 69/212: Oil Slick on Lebanese Shores

UNGA

February-2015

UN Secretary-General Report: Oil Slick on Lebanese Shores

UN Secretary-General

February-2015

Human Rights Impact Assessment of the Tampakan Copper-Gold Project, Mindanao, Philippines

Brigitte Hamm et al.

February-2015

Menschenrechtliche Probleme im peruanischen Rohstoffsektor und die deutsche Mitverantwortung

Misereor

February-2015

A Model Human Rights Clause for the EU’s International Trade Agreements

Lorand Bartels

February-2015

EU Trade Agreements and their Impacts on Human Rights

Elisabeth Bürgi Bonanomi

February-2015

Global Business and Human Rights: Putting Germany to the test (executive summary)

Misereor and Germanwatch

February-2015

Globales Wirtschaften und Menschenrechte: Deutschland auf dem Prüfstand

Misereor and Germanwatch

January-2015

Maastricht Principles in Practice: Extraterritorial Obligations in the Context of International Financial Institutions

The Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

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