Past events archive
Browse our past events below.
Past events
We keep track of our past events here. Be aware that some external links might be broken.
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This webinar organized by Nestlé explores the complexities of tackling child labour in the cocoa sector and the opportunity to shape an impactful EU due diligence legislation, within a broader set of measures, that will enhance collaboration between supply chain actors and promote systemic change across the cocoa sector.
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As part of the UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, Asia-Pacif, the Global Business School Network organizes a side event on “Reimagining Business School Education with Responsible Management and Human Rights”.
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This panel discussion organized by The Subir & Malini Chowdhury Center for Bangladesh Studies and the Institute for South Asia Studies focuses on the report “The Weakest Link in the Global Supply Chain: The Pandemic’s Affect on Bangladeshi Garment Workers”.
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Co-organized with Sustainable Finance Geneva, this webinar provides an opportunity to discuss the current human rights practices of the finance sector, its challenges and the way forward.
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For the third event of our series of online discussions organized in collaboration with the WBCSD and the ICC, we discuss how voluntary and mandatory human rights due diligence initiatives can work together to help businesses meet their responsibility to respect human rights.
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On April 29, our colleague Lilach Trabelsi speaks at Responsible Investor’s webinar and shares insights from our research on human rights in the finance industry.
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As part of the Responsible Business Alliance European Conference on the theme “Delivering Due Diligence - Bridging Policy and Practice”, Dorothée Baumann-Pauly speaks during this session exploring under which conditions collaborative partnerships and initiatives support effective due diligence.
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Candidate for nomination by appeal to the rank of 50% Ajunct Professor and Director of the Geneva Center for Business and Human Rights (GCBHR) at the Geneva School of Economics and Management (University of Geneva), gives a lecture about the work of the GCBHR. Invite-only
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Organized by the public international law firm Volterra Fietta, this virtual seminar provides an opportunity to discuss how States, mining companies and other stakeholders can ensure that the path towards a greener, cleaner future is compliant with human rights standards.
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Through concrete examples, this webinar presents the GCBHR’s distinct research process and methodology to discuss with participants how to make further improvements. The final part of the webinar is devoted to highlighting the potential unintended consequences of conducting research with the declared objective of affecting change in company conduct.