Updating the Resource Centre Digital Platform

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre is at a critical point in its development. Our digital platform is home to a wealth of information on business and human rights, but hasn’t had a visual refresh for a number of years.

We will soon be updating the site to improve its usability and better serve the thousands of people that use our site to support their work.

Please take an advance peek at our new look, and let us know what you think!

Thank you,
Alex Guy, Digital Officer

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South Korea: Figures show more men taking parental leave in private sector

Author: Korea Herald

“More men taking parental leave than ever before”, 22 January 2020...

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8 November 2019

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France : L'écart de salaire hommes-femmes se réduit lentement

Author: CNEWS

« L’écart de salaire hommes-femmes diminue très lentement », 5 novembre 2019...

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13 September 2019

Japan: 2 men file lawsuit against their employers for alleged demotion & pay cuts after paternity leave

Author: Motoko Rich, New York Times

"Two Men in Japan Dared to Take Paternity Leave. It Cost Them Dearly, They Say", 12 Sep 2019...

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12 September 2019

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Kering étend son congé paternité ou partenaire à 14 semaines rémunérées

Author: AFP

« Kering étend son congé paternité à 14 semaines rémunérées », 10 septembre 2019...

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Related companies: Kering (formerly PPR, Pinault-Printemps-Redoute)

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5 August 2019

Lebanon: Companies boost equality in the workplace

Lebanese law currently allows women to take up to 10 weeks paid maternity leave and men to take just three days off, but this falls far short of the recommended six months. Moreover, the paternity leave policy is reportedly neither applied nor enforced...

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4 March 2019

Spain: Cabinet approves legislation aimed at fighting gender discrimination in the workplace; law requires co's to implement gender equality plans

Author: El País

The Spanish Cabinet of the Socialist Party government (PSOE) has approved a legislative decree that aims to fight against gender discrimination in the workplace....

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4 October 2017