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2018 United Nations Forum on Business and Human Rights

Karim Daoud

Control Risks
Senior Consultant
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

https://controlrisks.com

8:00am CET

Conversation with the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights Room XXI

9:00am CET

Corporate human rights due diligence – state of play and way forward Room XXIII

11:00am CET

Opening plenary Assembly Hall

1:30pm CET

Labour rights and human rights due diligence Room XXI

2:45pm CET

Snapshot: Documenting Human Rights Due Diligence- Operational-level human rights impacts assessments Room XXIV

3:15pm CET

Snapshot: Employer Association Collaboration - Documenting Human Rights Due Diligence Room XXIV

4:40pm CET

Human Rights in International Supply Chains - Where is the disconnect? Room XXIV

6:15pm CET

Breathless – Documentary Room XXIII

8:15am CET

Snapshot: Exiting responsibly - Respect for human rights in circumstances of urgent exit Room XXIV

8:30am CET

Human rights due diligence approaches for safeguarding migrant workers Room XXI Building coherence on essential elements of human rights due diligence Room XX

10:00am CET

Snapshot: Human rights due diligence across the supply chain – Experiences from practice Room XXIV

11:30am CET

Human rights due diligence across value chains - addressing systemic challenges Room XVII

1:30pm CET

Connecting human rights due diligence and business lawyers: overcoming practical challenges Room XXIV

3:00pm CET

Addressing “modern slavery” in supply chains – Company responses Room XVII

4:40pm CET

Government responses to modern slavery and child labour in supply chains Room XVII

6:15pm CET

Protecting human rights in Public Policy: What Role for Business? Room XXIII Documentary - Combatting modern slavery in supply chains - Lessons from two sectoral campaigns Room XXI

6:30pm CET

Snapshot: Human Rights Insights from the Middle East: how accreditation frameworks help keeping business relevant to stakeholders in an increasingly challenging environment for human rights Room XXIV

8:30am CET

Leading by example? Procurement as lever for human rights due diligence Room XVII

10:00am CET

How can benchmarks, rating agencies and ESG researchers drive more and better human rights due diligence Room XX

11:40am CET

How can investors drive more and better human rights due diligence? Room XX

1:30pm CET

Scaling up human rights due diligence through the use of blockchain Room XVII

3:00pm CET

Toward meaningful corporate human rights reporting? Room XXI Human rights due diligence in practice in the banking sector Room XXIV

5:00pm CET

Plenary III: Summing up and looking ahead Room XX