Blog Series: UNGPs 10+
The intersection of business and human rights is a critical one for those of us working to address forced labor and human trafficking. In late 2021, at the United Nations Business and Human Rights Conference, the UN unveiled its roadmap for the next ten years of using the U.N. Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) to help guide governments, businesses, advocates, workers, survivors of exploitation, and other stakeholders in making human rights a priority of the global economy
Read the UNGPs here
See the UN’s roadmap here
As our field enters a new decade of work, in the context of a global pandemic, we’ve gathered a collection of perspectives that offer a panoramic view of what the work looks like right now, where we’ve come in the last ten years, and some unique perspectives and lessons learned, which we must apply to our efforts to achieve our goals.
UNGPs 10+ Blog Series: Perspectives on the Next Ten Years of the UN Guiding Principles
UNGPs 10+ Blog Series: Meeting Global Challenges
UNGPs 10+ Blog Series: Protecting and Respecting Workers
UNGPs 10+ Blog Series: Remedy
UNGPs 10+ Blog Series: Stakeholders and Leverage
UNGPs 10+ Blog Series: Data, Capacity, and Regional Approaches
UNGPS 10+ Blog Series: Closing thoughts and looking forward