Dutch Responsible and Sustainable International Business Conduct Act
To mitigate human rights risks, including environmental risks that can lead to human rights violations.
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To mitigate human rights risks, including environmental risks that can lead to human rights violations.
To combat forced and child labour.
To address forced labour in supply chains.
Aims to mitigate human rights and environmental risks that can lead to human rights violations.
To promote the respect of businesses for fundamental human rights and decent working conditions.
Enhanced reporting on sustainability issues.
To ensure all companies active in the EU market contribute to sustainable development.
This upcoming regulation prohibits all products suspected of being made with forced labour on the EU market - irrespective of source and industry.
To require companies to monitor the corporate social responsibility of their value chains and to provide additional legal claims for adverse impacts.
To prevent severe human rights violations and violations of the health and safety of people or the environment.
To further responsible business practices by implementing mandatory due diligence requirements.
To protect forests and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and global biodiversity loss.