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Galway - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970 Irish Centre for Human Rights Conference
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event notice
 Wednesday March 22, 2017 22:59 by LASC - Latin America Solidarity Campaign
Exploring litigation as a business and human rights remedy
The Irish Centre for Human Rights is pleased to announce this one-day conference which will examine the opportunities, challenges and barriers to pursuing cases in Irish courts against companies implicated in serious human rights abuses. Exploring Litigation as a Business and Human Rights Remedy
A conference organised by the Irish Centre for Human Rights
24 March 2017
National University of Ireland Galway
*** Additional places available. Deadline for Registration extended to 22 March 2017***
The Irish Centre for Human Rights is pleased to announce this one-day conference which will examine the opportunities, challenges and barriers to pursuing cases in Irish courts against companies implicated in serious human rights abuses. It is especially timely in the context of Ireland’s commitment to implementing the UN Guiding Principles on business and human rights, which emphasise the importance of remedies for victims of human rights violations connected with business activities. The conference will bring together legal experts, practitioners, academics and advocates to explore civil litigation for serious human rights harms in the Irish context. The conference will draw on the experience of other jurisdictions, including the United States, the United Kingdom and France. Recent litigation has lead to notable settlements for victims of corporate human rights harms, including where such violations have occurred outside of the jurisdiction where cases have been taken. The feasibility of similar litigation in Ireland will be considered, and in particular the legal and practical barriers which may prevent remedies for business-related human rights harms.
Speakers include:
§ Professor Anita Ramasastry, University of Washington; United Nations Working Group on business and human rights
§ Richard Meeran, Partner, Leigh Day, London
§ Marie-Laure Guislain, Head of Litigation, Sherpa, Globalisation and Human Rights Program – CSR
§ Eilis Barry, Chief Executive Officer, Free Legal Advice Centres
§ Dr Gearóid O Cuinn, Lancaster University, Global Legal Action Network
§ Eamonn Conlon, Partner, A&L Goodbody, Dublin
§ Ruth Gallagher, Head of Policy and Engagement, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
§ Wendy Lyon, Solicitor, KOD Lyons, Dublin
§ Professor Cees van Dam, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University
There is no fee to attend, but spaces are limited, so those interested in attending should register as soon as possible to guarantee a place - please go to the 'Register Online' tab above.
When
All Day, 24/03/2017
Where
NUI Galway
How Much
Free of charge
http://www.conference.ie/Conferences/index.asp?Conferen...e=503
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