Description
An increasing number of governments are developing legislation making social and environmental supply chain due diligence mandatory. The development of such legislation has gained support and traction across a wide range of stakeholders, including businesses, however there are different perspectives on what such legislation should consist of, and how it can be tailored in a smart way respond to the specific supply chain structures and sector risks of the garment & footwear sector. A panel of diverse voices will explore a number of pivotal issues in the development of effective legislation for the sector. Background note: https://mneguidelines.oecd.org/Session-note-2021-OECD-Garment-Forum-Mandatory-due-diligence-legislation-design-perspectives-from-the-garment-and-footwear-sector.pdfPlenary – Mandatory due diligence legislation design: perspectives from the Garment and Footwear sector
Feb 4th, 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Presented by
BB
Barbara Bijelic
OECD
Legal Expert Responsible Business...
SC
Som Chamnan
Cambodia, Ministry of Labour and...
Under-Secretary of State
MC
Matthijs Crietee
International Apparel Federation (IAF)
Secretary General
CH
Christina Hajagos-Clausen
IndustriALL Global Union
Director, Textile and Garment Industry
AK
Aruna Kashyap
Human Rights Watch
Senior Counsel
ML
Maija Laurila
EU
DG Justice Head of Unit
MMC
María Morell Camacho
Inditex
Human Rights Expert, Social...