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4 Dec 2012

Author:
Dr. Alexandra Guáqueta, Member of the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights

[DOC] Global Trends in the Implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights: Remarks for the First UN Annual Forum on Business and Human Rights

This session has three purposes: one, to highlight the technical and political relevance of a repository of data – something the former UN Special Representative on Business and Human Rights highlighted in his first mandate – we need accessible information and greater transparency; two, to share with you some few general trends before we delve into the cases and details of implementation in the panels of the Forum; and three, to start collectively thinking what this all means for the way forward. Apart from public sources, the submissions the Working Group has received, and our engagement and dissemination meetings, I will draw from two pilot surveys recently conducted by the Working Group.