ETOs - for human right beyond borders

For Human Rights Beyond Borders

Human Rights have been locked up behind domestic bars to prevent their universal application to globalization and its much needed regulation. Extraterritorial obligations (ETOs) unlock human rights.

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March-2015

Open letter requesting public participation in the revision of EU Handbook for Trade Sustainability Impact Assessment

various CSOs

February-2015

A Model Human Rights Clause for the EU’s International Trade Agreements

Lorand Bartels

February-2015

EU Trade Agreements and their Impacts on Human Rights

Elisabeth Bürgi Bonanomi

February-2015

Globales Wirtschaften und Menschenrechte: Deutschland auf dem Prüfstand

Misereor and Germanwatch

November-2014

Bangkok Declaration on Extraterritorial Human Rights Obligations

various APWLD

November-2014

Complaint filed by FIDH and VCHR to the EU Ombudsperson on the EU-Vietnam FTA

FIDH and Vietnam Committee on Human Rights

November-2014

Owning seeds, accessing food: A human rights impact assessment of UPOV 1991 based on case studies in Kenya, Peru and the Philippines

The Berne Declaration et al.

July-2014

South Asia Regional Conference on ETOs and Access to Natural Resources

FIAN Nepal

December-2013

CESCR Concluding Observations - Norway

UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

December-2013

CESCR Concluding Observations - Austria

UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

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