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11 Apr 2017

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International Institute for Sustainable Development

G20 Employment Group Receives Input on Sustainable Supply Chains

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The UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights issued an open letter to the members of the G20 Employment Working Group during its third meeting to prepare the 'Labour and Employment Ministers' Declaration'... The letter calls on governments to promote sustainable supply chains by protecting and respecting human rights, basing their supply chain commitments on the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, and referencing the Guiding Principles in the ministerial declaration on labour and employment and in the G20 Leaders’ Declaration, concluding with a call for governments and business to implement the Principles...

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