OECD Case Law Analysis

Adequate Standard of Living Child/Forced Labour/Modern Slavery Climate Change/Greenwashing Collective Bargaining/Union Rights Consumer Rights Corruption/Anti-Bribery Cultural Heritage/Aboriginal Sites Death/Killings/Serious Injuries Disclosure Environmental Harm/Damage Failure to Address Environmental/Human Rights Risks Freedom of Expression Forced Eviction/Land Grabbing/FPIC Human Rights Abuses during Colonial Times/War Indigenous/Aboriginal People's Rights Labour Rights/Workers' Rights Lack of Stakeholder Consultation Linked to Conflict/Armed conflict Migrant Rights Minority Rights Privacy Rights Racism Right to Safe and Adequate Water Security Issues Social Audit Socio-Economic/Environmental Rights of Local People Violence/Abuse/Physical Harm Womens' Rights/Gender Issues Algeria Argentina Armenia Australia Azerbaijan Bahrain Bangladesh Belarus Belgium Benin Brazil Burma Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada Chad Chagos Island Chile China Colombia Cote d'Ivoire Czech Republic Democratic Republic Of Congo Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Ethiopia Former Czechoslovakia France Gabonese Georgia Germany Ghana Guatemala Hungary India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Japan Kazakhstan Kenya Kosovo Laos Latvia Liberia Luxembourg Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Mexico Mongolia Montenegro Morocco Mozambique Myanmar Nauru Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Norway Occupied Palestinian Territory Pakistan Papua New Guinea Paraguay Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Qatar Russia Saudi-Arabia Senegal Somalia South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Thailand Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Uganda Ukraine United Kingdom United States Uruguay Uzbekistan Venezuela Vietnam Western Sahara Yemen Zambia Caused/Contributed Directly linked through investment Linked/Analysis of business relationship in corporate level Linked/Analysis of business relationship in supply chain Embedding Responsible Business Conduct Identification/Assessment of Adverse Impacts Prevention and Mitigation Measures Leverage/Influence Cease/Disengagement/Divestment Monitoring/Tracking the Implementation Communication about Adverse Impacts Provide for or Cooperate in Remediation Effectiveness of Human Rights Due Diligence How/when to Conduct Human Rights Due Diligence Scope under Human Rights Due Diligence Definition/Identification of Stakeholders Engagement between Employer and Employees Effectiveness of Stakeholder Engagement Responsibilities in Supply Chain Responsibilities related to Gender Issues Responsibilities related to Workers' rights Responsibilities towards Environment/Climate Change Responsibilities towards Minorities/Indigenous People Responsibilities in Conflict-Affected Areas Responsibilities towards Local Development/SDGs Shared Responsibility/Collective Action Audit/Consultancy Investor/Fiinancial institutions Non-Profit Organisations Parent/Group Company SMEs/Domestic Companies State-owned Entities Suppliers ICT Companies State engagement in the NCP proceedings NCPs' Advises to Government/Authorities to Act State Guidance to Businesses State Involvement in the Abuse/Harm NCPs Reference to State Regulation/View Conflict between the Laws/Regulations Corporate Governance Mandatory Due Diligence Legislation NAP on Business and Human Rights Responsibility under Domestic Laws Responsibility under the Franchise Contract SLAPP/Retaliations Gap in the Guidelines/BHR regulations Agreement Closed (Withdrawal) Completed without agreement or participation Rejected (cases with only initial statement) Determination of Compliance/Non-compliance Explanation of OECD Guidelines on Certain Matters Reference to Previous Similar NCP Statements Referred International Convention/Treaty/Other Regulation Referred UN Resolutions/Reports/Documents Referred ILO Conventions/Recommendations Referred OECD Guidance Documents Referred EU and Other Regional Instruments Referred Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence Legislation Referred Multistakeholder Initiatives Referred Domestic Legislation/Regulation Referred Other Soft Regulations Difficulty in Verification/Validation of Evidence/Link Issues with Parallel Proceedings Delays Challenges regarding NCP Mandate/Role Issues with Confidentiality Challenges for Individual Complainants Alleged Impartiality of NCPs Language barriers Burden of Costs(Travel, translation, Expert Fees) Approaches/Penalties for Corporate Non-participation Effective Cooperation between NCPs Field Investigation External Legal Experts/Consultants Hired Professional Mediators Translation Service Inclusion of Victims in the Mediation Process Independent Research/Fact-finding NCP Cooperation with Other Organisations Agreement Outside the NCP proceeding Cease of Activity/Disengagement No Agreement Acknowledgements/Apologies Changes of Actions/Policy Made by the Result of NCP Proceedings Written Agreement Resulted by the NCP proceeding Financial Compensation/Refund