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1 Aug 2013

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Ryerson University (Canada)

[PDF] Call for abstracts: A Canadian Strategy for the UN Principles on Business and Human Rights? [Toronto, 8-9 May 2014]

[T]here are now several states that are supporting the incorporation of the Ruggie Guiding Principles into practice. The impact of these Guiding Principles upon the Canadian context however, remains to be seen. How does or should the Framework influence the business sector, government, non-governmental organizations or academics in Canada? In light of international developments, there will be a two-day conference at Ryerson University in Toronto. The first day on May 8th will be the academic component. The second day on May 9th will be the multi-sectoral/-stakeholder component to explore directions for the Canadian response to the UN Guiding Principles. Abstracts (maximum 250 words) are welcomed for short oral presentations to consider any relevant academic avenue related to the Guiding Principles including potential directions for Canadian follow-up.