2018 United Nations Forum on Business and Human Rights has ended

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2018 United Nations Forum on Business and Human Rights

2:30pm CET

Snapshot: Human rights due diligence: practices in the supply chain. Findings from a cross-sectoral study. Room XXIV

4:00pm CET

Snapshot: B2B Relations - Need to Document Human Rights Due Diligence Room XXIV

4:15pm CET

Snapshot: B2B Relations – Mutual Documentation of Human Rights Due Diligence Room XXIV

9:30am CET

Snapshot: Human Rights Due Diligence in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Room XXIV

9:45am CET

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

10:00am CET

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

10:30am CET

Snapshot: Human rights due diligence - Challenges and business pathways (case of the project operator) Room XXIV

10:45am CET

Snapshot: Strengthening human rights due diligence with in-depth assessment and radical transparency Room XXIV

11:00am CET

Snapshot: Human rights due diligence in a large supply chain Room XXIV

11:15am CET

Snapshot: Human rights due diligence - Building on what works in a global supply chain. An overview of risk assessment Room XXIV

11:30am CET

Snapshot: Human rights due diligence across supply chain starts with due diligence with internal stakeholder groups Room XXIV Human rights due diligence across value chains - addressing systemic challenges Room XVII

11:45am CET

Snapshot: Konica Minolta - What motivates this global technology company’s commitment to human rights and what outcomes have been achieved – experiences from practice Room XXIV

12:15pm CET

Snapshot: From commitment to action - Advancing decent work in global supply chains with SAP Ariba 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

10:00am CET

Engaging and safeguarding workers across value chains: identifying good practice approaches Room XXIII