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176 communications found
Date, Country,
Type and
ref. no. of
communication
Mandates Summary Replies received
    20 Jan 2026
    Permanent Delegation of the European Union
    JAL
  • cultural rights
  • education
  • foreign debt
  • international order
  • unilateral coercive measures
Information received concerning the adoption of restrictive measures by the European Union against academics, scientists and analysts in connection with opinions they expressed in academic publications, at conferences and in mass media. We are concerned that these measures have a detrimental effect on the enjoyment of human rights such the right to freedom of expression, the right to education, scientific and academic freedoms, the right to participate in cultural life, including the right to participate in science, the right to development and others.
Alleged victims: -
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18 Mar 2026
    07 Jan 2026
    United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the United Kingdom’s Double Taxation Arrangement with Sierra Leone, signed on 19 December 1947, which entered into force on 16 February 1948 and was amended by agreement on 18 March 1968.
Alleged victims: -
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03 Mar 2026
    07 Jan 2026
    Sierra Leone
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the United Kingdom’s Double Taxation Arrangement with Sierra Leone, signed on 19 December 1947, which entered into force on 16 February 1948 and was amended by agreement on 18 March 1968.
Alleged victims: -
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    07 Jan 2026
    Bank for International Settlements
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning access to bilateral banking statistics collected by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) as well as the design and deployment of digital financial infrastructures impacting the full realization of economic, social and cultural rights.
Alleged victims: -
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    03 Dec 2025
    Sri Lanka
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring arrangements and their implications for the realisation of human rights.
Alleged victims: 23300000
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    01 Dec 2025
    International Monetary Fund - IMF
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning current and prospective IMF engagement with the Republic of Argentina and the human rights implications of these ongoing debt negotiations.
Alleged victims: -
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    01 Dec 2025
    Argentina
    AL
  • foreign debt
Información recibida en relación con la grave preocupación que suscitan las intervenciones del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI) en la República Argentina y las implicaciones en materia de derechos humanos de las negociaciones en curso sobre la deuda.
Alleged victims: -
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28 Jan 2026 (Ack.)
30 Jan 2026
    26 Nov 2025
    United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the recent cuts in Official Development Assistance (ODA) executed by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and their negative impact on human rights and climate action.
Alleged victims: -
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20 Jan 2026
    26 Nov 2025
    Switzerland
    AL
  • foreign debt
Informations reçues concernant les récentes réductions de l’aide publique au développement (APD) mises en œuvre par la Suisse et leur impact négatif sur les droits humains et l’action climatique.
Alleged victims: -
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20 Jan 2026
    26 Nov 2025
    Sweden
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the recent cuts in Official Development Assistance (ODA) executed by Sweden, and their negative impact on human rights and climate action.
Alleged victims: -
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10 Feb 2026
    26 Nov 2025
    Netherlands
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the recent cuts in Official Development Assistance (ODA) executed by the Netherlands, and their negative impact on human rights and climate action.
Alleged victims: -
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20 Jan 2026
    26 Nov 2025
    Germany
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the recent cuts in Official Development Assistance (ODA) executed by Germany, and their negative impact on human rights and climate action.
Alleged victims: -
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    26 Nov 2025
    France
    AL
  • foreign debt
Informations reçues concernant les récentes réductions de l’aide publique au développement (APD) mises en œuvre par la France et leur impact négatif sur les droits humains et l’action climatique.
Alleged victims: -
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    26 Nov 2025
    Finland
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the recent cuts in Official Development Assistance (ODA) executed by Finland, and their negative impact on human rights and climate action.
Alleged victims: -
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21 Jan 2026
    26 Nov 2025
    Belgium
    AL
  • foreign debt
Informations reçues concernant les récentes réductions de l’aide publique au développement (APD) mises en œuvre par la Belgique et leur impact négatif sur les droits humains et l’action climatique.
Alleged victims: -
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26 Jan 2026
    20 Nov 2025
    Sudan
    JAL
  • education
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • sale of children
  • violence against women and girls
Potential human rights violations arising from Sudan’s severe fiscal and debt crisis and their direct impact on the State’s capacity to fulfil fundamental human rights obligations.
Alleged victims: 50000000
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    01 Oct 2025
    International Finance Corporation
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) financial support for NewGlobe Schools. To this end, I would like to share several observations and seek further clarification and elaboration on these matters.
Alleged victims: -
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31 Oct 2025
    22 Jul 2025
    Permanent Delegation of the European Union
    JAL
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • foreign debt
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • international order
Information received concerning a reported change in European Union’s approach to the provision of legal services in the context of its restrictive measures framework, which may adversely impact on the work of legal professionals and violate internationally established principles of access to justice, fairness and due process.
Alleged victims: -
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    21 Jul 2025
    United States of America
    JAL
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • foreign debt
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • international order
Information received concerning the significant challenges faced by lawyers and other legal professionals in performing their duties on sanctions-related matters and while undertaking, representing and advising concerned individuals and entities on sanctions-related cases.
Alleged victims: -
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    21 Jul 2025
    United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    JAL
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • foreign debt
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • international order
Information received concerning the significant challenges faced by UK-based lawyers and other legal professionals in performing their duties on sanctions-related matters and while undertaking, representing and advising concerned individuals and entities on sanctions-related cases.
Alleged victims: -
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26 Sep 2025
    24 Jun 2025
    United States of America
    JUA
  • terrorism
  • Afghanistan
  • Democratic People's Republic of Korea
  • development
  • disability
  • disappearances
  • education
  • executions
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • freedom of peaceful assembly and of association
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • Iran (Islamic Republic of)
  • minority issues
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • racism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the military strikes conducted by the United States Armed Forces on Iran on 22 June 2025, following strikes on Iran by Israel on 13 June 2025. These strikes, which reportedly targeted Iranian nuclear facilities, raise grave questions about compliance with fundamental obligations under international law, including the prohibition on the use of force, non-intervention, respect for State sovereignty, the international crime of aggression, and international human rights law. We are gravely concerned at the threats of additional escalation, including the further targeting of nuclear facilities, which could lead to devastating consequences for human rights, in particular for the rights to life, security of person, health and a healthy environment.
Alleged victims: -
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    09 May 2025
    United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • unilateral coercive measures
Information received concerning the negative impact on human rights of sanctions imposed by the United Kingdom on 28 February 2022, and the United States on 15 April 2021, on Bank Otkritie Financial Corporation PJSC for their ties with the Russian Central Bank. Bank Otkritie was later bought by ВТБ (VTB) Bank in January 2025, an entity also on the sanctions list.
Alleged victims: 1
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08 Jul 2025
23 Jul 2025
    25 Apr 2025
    Permanent Delegation of the European Union
    JOL
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the adoption of the Directive (EU) 2024/1760 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 June 2024 on corporate sustainability due diligence and amending Directive (EU) 2019/1937 and Regulation (EU) 2023/2859. This directive may have a detrimental effect on human rights internationally, especially in conflict-affected and high-risk areas, by encouraging zero-risk policies as well as business overcompliance with the EU’s restrictive measures.
Alleged victims: -
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    04 Feb 2025
    Lebanon
    JAL
  • violence against women and girls
  • foreign debt
  • internally displaced persons
  • international solidarity
  • migrants
  • racism
  • sexual orientation and gender identity
Information we have received regarding the alleged inadequate provision of protection services to women and girls in Lebanon, particularly internally displaced persons and non-Lebanese nationals, in the aftermath of Israel’s attacks in September 2024, and the failure to ensure participation of affected women and girls in the design and implementation of humanitarian responses.
Alleged victims: -
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    19 Dec 2024
    International Monetary Fund - IMF
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • business
  • cultural rights
  • food
  • freedom of peaceful assembly and of association
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • minority issues
  • peasants
  • racism
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on global currency fluctuations and its impact on human rights in relation to IMF’s loans granted to low-income countries (LICs). To this end, I would like to share several observations and seek further clarification and elaboration on these matters.
Alleged victims: -
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    05 Nov 2024
    International Monetary Fund - IMF
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • climate change
  • education
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • violence against women and girls
Information received concerning the existing lending arrangements between the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Jamaica and their implications for the human rights of the population. To this end, we would like to share several observations and seek further clarification and elaboration on these matters.
Alleged victims: -
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    01 Oct 2024
    Kenya
    JUA
  • disappearances
  • arbitrary Detention
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • freedom of peaceful assembly and of association
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • international solidarity
  • torture
Information received concerning allegations of abductions, enforced disappearances and detention of individuals, including protestors, activists, lawyers, medical professionals and human rights defenders in relation to the protests that occured in June, July and August 2024, calling for the repeal of the proposed Finance Bill 2024/2025, and accountability from the Government.
Alleged victims: 59
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03 Nov 2025 (Ack.)
    29 Aug 2024
    Ireland
    AL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning grant-based climate finance, particularly regarding adaptation funding for Least Developed Countries (LDCs). I am keen to understand how your Excellency’s Government is addressing its equitable share of climate finance commitments. To this end, I would like to share several observations and seek further clarification and elaboration on these matters.
Alleged victims: -
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18 Oct 2024
    20 May 2024
    ThyssenKrupp
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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17 Jul 2024
    20 May 2024
    State Street Corporation
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by RTX and Northtrop Grumman to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in these companies without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Caterpillar to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    RTX
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Rolls-Royce Power Systems
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Norges Bank Investment Management
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by ThyssenKrupp to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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12 Jul 2024
    20 May 2024
    Newport Group, Inc
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Boeing to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by RTX to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    JP Morgan Chase
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Boeing to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Invesco Ltd.
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by BAE Systems to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Harris Associates LP
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by ThyssenKrupp to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Fidelity Management & Research Co. LLC
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Rheinmetall AG to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Citigroup
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Boeing to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Causeway Capital Management LLC
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Rolls-Royce Power Systems to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Capital Group
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Boeing, Caterpillar, Northtrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in these companies without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Blackrock Inc.
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Caterpillar, Oshkosh, BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in these companies without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Bank of America
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by RTX and Lockheed Martin to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in those companies without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    20 May 2024
    Amundi Asset Management SA (Investment Management
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by ThyssenKrupp to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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16 Jul 2024
    17 May 2024
    Wells Fargo & Company
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Boeing to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Wellington Management Co. LLP
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by General Dynamics, RTX, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in these companies without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    United States of America
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the arms being transferred by and/or with the support of United States to Israel after 7 October 2023, granting direct military aid to Israel, issuing new arm exports licenses, and failing from reviewing the risks assessment of existing ones against the new circumstances. Those arm transfers would contribute to disproportionate attacks on Gaza by the Government of Israel, which could amount to gross violations of international humanitarian law and human rights. Furthermore, the information suggests that United-States-based defense businesses, notably Boeing, Caterpillar, General Dynamics, RTX, Oshkosh, Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin have continued transferring weapons to Israel during this time, with the facilitation of the Government, without conducting heightened human rights due diligence, hence fueling violence and human rights violations. In addition, United States-based companies are investing in the listed defense companies exporting arms to Israel, including Bank of America, BlackRock, Capital Group, Causeway Capital Management LLC, Citigroup, Fidelity Management & Research Co. LLC, INVESCO Ltd., JP Morgan Chase, Harris Associates LP ,Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC, Newport Group, Inc, Raven'swing Asset Management, Inc., State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance, State Street Corporation, The Vanguard Group, Inc., Wells Fargo & Company, Wellington Management Co. LLP.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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10 Jul 2024
    17 May 2024
    United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by and/or with the support of the United Kingdom to Israel after 7 October 2023, including the failure to adequately review the risk assessments for existing licenses in light of the new circumstances. The transfer of arms and ammunition is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate and indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts and human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. Furthermore, the information suggests that United Kingdom-based defense businesses, notably BAE Systems, have continued transferring weapons to Israel, with the facilitation of your Excellency’s Government, without conducting adequate heightened human rights due diligence. These businesses would become accomplices in such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a plausible risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Union Investment Privatfonds GmbH
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Rheinmetall AG to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    The Vanguard Group, Inc.
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by Boeing, Caterpillar, General Dynamics, RTX, Oshkosh and Northtrop Grumman to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in these companies without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Rheinmetall AG
    JAL
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  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Oshkosh corporation
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Norway
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the arms being transferred by ThyssenKrupp after 7 October 2023, without conducting heightened human rights due diligence. Those arm transfers would contribute to disproportionate attacks on Gaza by the Government of Israel, which could amount to gross violations of international humanitarian law and human rights law. Norway owned Norge’s Bank Investment management is investing in this company. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a plausible risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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10 Jul 2024
    17 May 2024
    Northtrop Grumman
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Lockheed Martin
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Italy
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the arms being transferred by ThyssenKrupp after 7 October 2023, without conducting heightened human rights due diligence. The transfer of arms and ammunition is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate and indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts and human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. Italy-based Amundi Asset Management SA is investing in this company. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a plausible risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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07 Aug 2024
    17 May 2024
    Germany
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by and/or with the support of Germany to Israel after 7 October 2023, the granting of direct military aid to Israel, the issuing of new arm exports licenses, and the failure to adequately review the risk assessments for existing licenses in light of the new circumstances. The transfer of arms and ammunition is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate and indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts and human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. Furthermore, the information suggests that Germany-based defense businesses, notably Rheinmetall AG, ThyssenKrupp and Rolls Royce Power System (MTU), have continued transferring weapons to Israel, with the facilitation of your Excellency’s Government, without conducting adequate heightened human rights due diligence. These businesses would become accomplices in such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. In addition, Germany-based companies have continued investing in the listed defense companies exporting arms to Israel , including Union Investment Privatfonds GmbH and Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach-Stiftung, despite the manifest risk that these investments will contribute to gross violations of international human rights and humanitarian law. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a plausible risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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16 Jul 2024
    17 May 2024
    general dynamics
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    caterpillar
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Boeing
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    BAE system
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the the transfer of arms and ammunition by your company to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued transferring weapons without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations. Your company would become an accomplice of such violations, as they are knowingly providing assistance to Israel for actions amounting to serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law and making profit out of such assistance. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    17 May 2024
    Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach-Stiftung
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • education
  • environment
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • independence of judges and lawyers
  • internally displaced persons
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • mercenaries
  • Palestinian territories occupied since 1967
  • terrorism
  • toxics and human rights
  • trafficking in persons
  • Transitional justice
  • violence against women and girls
  • women and girls
Information received concerning transfer of arms and ammunition by ThyssenKrupp to Israel, which is likely to have enabled deliberate, disproportionate or indiscriminate attacks in Gaza, occupied Palestinian territory, by the Israeli military, which has resulted in extraordinary loss of life and serious injury, the widespread destruction and damage of homes, the destruction of vital food and water infrastructure, health, education, and justice facilities, and other catastrophic impacts human rights violations. Such actions may amount to serious violations of international human rights, international humanitarian law and international criminal law. The information received suggests that your company has continued investing in this company without any clear evidence of adequate heightened human rights due diligence to avoid fueling violence and human rights violations through its investment activities. Transfers have also continued despite Israel failing to implement the United Nations Security Council’s demand for a ceasefire in Gaza and the International Court of Justice order requiring Israel to take all necessary measures to avoid a real and imminent risk of genocide occurring in Gaza.
Alleged victims: 2300000
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    12 Apr 2024
    Israel
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • unilateral coercive measures
Information received concerning the possibility of revoking the waiver to the Israeli banks under the Oslo and Paris Accords. Considering the current tensions in the region, we would like to express our concerns regarding two issues, seeking clarification and further elaboration on the matter.
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    06 Feb 2024
    United States of America
    JAL
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • international order
  • international solidarity
Information received about the negative impact on human rights of sanctions imposed by the United States of America as the result of its designation of certain countries as state sponsors of terrorism (SST) under domestic legal authority granted initially by the Arms Export Control Act, section 40; the Foreign Assistance Act, section 620A, and subsequently continued by National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019, section 1754(c); as well as by Paragraph 1605A of USC Title 28, Part IV, Chapter 97; and other U.S. laws that trigger specific sanctions when a country is listed as an SST. The sanctions raise serious rule-of-law and human rights concerns.
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    22 Dec 2023
    Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - OECD
    JOL
  • foreign debt
  • education
  • food
  • health
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • racism
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the OECD and its member states’ failure to reform the global taxation system in line with their international human rights obligation.
Alleged victims: -
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    07 Dec 2023
    World Bank Group - WBG
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • health
Information received concerning the lack of accountability and transparency of the International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) investments in healthcare and ensuing risks for the realization of human rights.
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    07 Dec 2023
    International Finance Corporation
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • health
Information received concerning the lack of accountability and transparency of the International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) investments in healthcare and ensuing risks for the realization of human rights.
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15 Dec 2023 (Ack.)
31 Jan 2024
    21 Apr 2023
    United States of America
    OL
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning a law proposal introduced in the New York State Legislature: The New York Taxpayer and International Debt Crises Protection Act, (Senate Bill S.4747, and companion Assembly Bill to A.2970) . The Act amends the Debtor and Creditor Law, in relation to the recoverability of sovereign debt.
Alleged victims: -
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    16 Jan 2023
    Sri Lanka
    JAL
  • freedom of peaceful assembly and of association
  • arbitrary Detention
  • disappearances
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • international order
  • terrorism
  • Transitional justice
Information received concerning the continuing use of excessive force against protesters participating in ongoing demonstrations in August and September 2022. The demonstrations are in response to the previous use of excessive force by security forces against protesters, as well as the continuing economic and financial issues arising from fiscal mismanagement of the debt crisis in Sri Lanka
Alleged victims: 3
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    04 Nov 2022
    Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
    JOL
  • development
  • foreign debt
  • international order
  • poverty
Follow-up to OECD’s response of 27 April 2022, to the letter (OTH 21/2022) of 30 March 2022.
Alleged victims: -
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    26 Aug 2022
    International Monetary Fund
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • business
  • climate change
  • development
  • food
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • poverty
  • women and girls
Information on the differentiated impact of the surcharge policy that are part of the loan arrangements provided by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on debt affected countries and the rights of their populations.
Alleged victims: -
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26 Jun 2023
    04 Aug 2022
    United States of America
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • poverty
Information received concerning BlackRock’s involvement in Zambia’s sovereign debt as the largest private fund manager holding nearly USD 220 million of the country’s sovereign bonds and its subsequent impact on the country’s ability to ensure the realization of human rights of its population including, responding to as well as mitigating the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and other emergencies.
Alleged victims: -
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    03 Aug 2022
    Sri Lanka
    JAL
  • freedom of peaceful assembly and of association
  • arbitrary Detention
  • development
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • human rights defenders
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • terrorism
  • Transitional justice
Information received the excessive and lethal use of force against protesters amid large scale daily demonstrations since 16 March 2022 that started in Colombo city and spread to other areas in Sri Lanka, in response to fiscal mismanagement of the debt crisis rising inflation, shortages of fuel and essential goods and prolonged power cuts as a result of a scarcity of foreign exchange. We would like to bring further attention to reports we’ve received on the subsequent arrests and arbitrary detention of peaceful protesters, human rights defenders, activists and journalists, seemingly for the legitimate exercise of their rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, as well as to freedom of expression and of opinion.
Alleged victims: 1
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    29 Jul 2022
    BlackRock Inc.
    JAL
  • business
  • development
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • poverty
Information received concerning BlackRock’s role in Zambia’s sovereign debt as the largest private fund manager holding nearly USD 220 million of the country’s sovereign bonds and its subsequent impact on the country’s ability to ensure the realization of human rights of its population including, responding to as well as mitigating the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and other emergencies.
Alleged victims: -
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13 Sep 2022
    06 Apr 2022
    United States of America
    JAL
  • unilateral coercive measures
  • development
  • executions
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • international order
  • international solidarity
  • minority issues
  • poverty
  • violence against women
  • water and sanitation
  • women and girls
Information received concerning the critical humanitarian situation faced by millions in Afghanistan since the collapse of the former government in August 2021 and the decision of your Excellency’s Government to block the foreign assets of Afghanistan’s central bank (Da Afghanistan Bank) as an addition to the applicable sanctions regime, and which may have serious adverse effects on all efforts to support basic human needs in the country.
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    30 Mar 2022
    Permanent Delegation of the European Union
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • development
  • international order
  • poverty
Information received concerning the statement on “Two-Pillar solution to address tax challenges arising from the digitalization of the economy” [hereafter- Two Pillar Solution], agreed upon on 8 October 2021, under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS). Concerns have been raised about the scope and contents of the announced agreement. Among those concerns, several low and middle-income countries consider that the agreement does not respond to their needs and would diminish their fiscal space, especially at a time when countries are seeking to recover from the crisis resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. In turn, the Two Pillar Solution would negatively affect their ability to meet the needs of their populations and thus to realize human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights, and the right to development.
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    30 Mar 2022
    Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - OECD
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • development
  • international order
  • poverty
Information received concerning the statement on “Two-Pillar solution to address tax challenges arising from the digitalization of the economy” [hereafter- Two Pillar Solution], agreed upon on 8 October 2021, under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS). Concerns have been raised about the scope and contents of the announced agreement. Among those concerns, several low and middle-income countries consider that the agreement does not respond to their needs and would diminish their fiscal space, especially at a time when countries are seeking to recover from the crisis resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. In turn, the Two Pillar Solution would negatively affect their ability to meet the needs of their populations and thus to realize human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights, and the right to development.
Alleged victims: -
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27 Apr 2022
    30 Mar 2022
    Intergovernmental Group of 24 (G-24)
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • development
  • international order
  • poverty
Information received concerning the statement on “Two-Pillar solution to address tax challenges arising from the digitalization of the economy” [hereafter- Two Pillar Solution], agreed upon on 8 October 2021, under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS). Concerns have been raised about the scope and contents of the announced agreement. Among those concerns, several low and middle-income countries consider that the agreement does not respond to their needs and would diminish their fiscal space, especially at a time when countries are seeking to recover from the crisis resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. In turn, the Two Pillar Solution would negatively affect their ability to meet the needs of their populations and thus to realize human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights, and the right to development.
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    30 Mar 2022
    Group of 77
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • development
  • international order
  • poverty
Information received concerning the statement on “Two-Pillar solution to address tax challenges arising from the digitalization of the economy” [hereafter- Two Pillar Solution], agreed upon on 8 October 2021, under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS). Concerns have been raised about the scope and contents of the announced agreement. Among those concerns, several low and middle-income countries consider that the agreement does not respond to their needs and would diminish their fiscal space, especially at a time when countries are seeking to recover from the crisis resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. In turn, the Two Pillar Solution would negatively affect their ability to meet the needs of their populations and thus to realize human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights, and the right to development.
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    30 Mar 2022
    G20 Presidency of Indonesia
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • development
  • international order
  • poverty
Information received concerning the statement on “Two-Pillar solution to address tax challenges arising from the digitalization of the economy” [hereafter- Two Pillar Solution], agreed upon on 8 October 2021, under the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Project (BEPS). Concerns have been raised about the scope and contents of the announced agreement. Among those concerns, several low and middle-income countries consider that the agreement does not respond to their needs and would diminish their fiscal space, especially at a time when countries are seeking to recover from the crisis resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic. In turn, the Two Pillar Solution would negatively affect their ability to meet the needs of their populations and thus to realize human rights, particularly economic, social and cultural rights, and the right to development.
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    02 Mar 2022
    International Monetary Fund
    JOL
  • foreign debt
  • development
  • poverty
  • women and girls
International Monetary Fund (IMF) 's development of an institutional strategy on gender, and the information made public on the Consultation Concept Note dated 10 February 2022.
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    12 Sep 2019
    OCDE
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • Transitional justice
Informations reçues selon lesquelles deux banques, nommément KBL European Private Bankers et le Groupe KBC, auraient manqué de se conformer aux Principes directeurs de l'Organisation de coopération et développement économiques (OCDE) à l'intention des entreprises multinationales en violation de l’embargo décrété par le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies sur les armes contre le régime d’apartheid de l’Afrique du Sud.
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18 Oct 2019
    12 Sep 2019
    Luxembourg
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • Transitional justice
Informations reçues selon lesquelles deux banques, nommément KBL European Private Bankers et le Groupe KBC, auraient manqué de se conformer aux Principes directeurs de l'Organisation de coopération et développement économiques (OCDE) à l'intention des entreprises multinationales en violation de l’embargo décrété par le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies sur les armes contre le régime d’apartheid de l’Afrique du Sud.
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    12 Sep 2019
    Belgium
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • Transitional justice
Informations reçues selon lesquelles deux banques, nommément KBL European Private Bankers et le Groupe KBC, auraient manqué de se conformer aux Principes directeurs de l'Organisation de coopération et développement économiques (OCDE) à l'intention des entreprises multinationales en violation de l’embargo décrété par le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies sur les armes contre le régime d’apartheid de l’Afrique du Sud.
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07 Nov 2019
07 Nov 2019 (Annex)
    01 Apr 2019
    Zimbabwe
    JAL
  • arbitrary Detention
  • executions
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • poverty
  • violence against women
  • water and sanitation
Information received concerning the Government’s response to the country’s economic crisis
Alleged victims: 289
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    11 Mar 2019
    Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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14 Jul 2021
    11 Mar 2019
    United States of America
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    11 Mar 2019
    Switzerland
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Informations concernant le travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI),
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    11 Mar 2019
    Spain
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Romania
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    11 Mar 2019
    Panama
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Mexico
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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24 Jan 2020
    11 Mar 2019
    Mauritania
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Nous vous écrivons au sujet du travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI), la 37ème session du Groupe de travail étant prévue à New-York du 1er au 5 avril 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Italy
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Nous vous écrivons au sujet du travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI), la 37ème session du Groupe de travail étant prévue à New-York du 1er au 5 avril 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Honduras
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    France
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Nous vous écrivons au sujet du travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI), la 37ème session du Groupe de travail étant prévue à New-York du 1er au 5 avril 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    El Salvador
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Ecuador
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Côte d'Ivoire
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Nous vous écrivons au sujet du travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI), la 37ème session du Groupe de travail étant prévue à New-York du 1er au 5 avril 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Colombia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Chile
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Cameroon
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Nous vous écrivons au sujet du travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI), la 37ème session du Groupe de travail étant prévue à New-York du 1er au 5 avril 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Burundi
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Nous vous écrivons au sujet du travail actuel du Groupe de travail III sur la réforme de la Commission des Nations unies pour le droit commercial international (CNUDCI), la 37ème session du Groupe de travail étant prévue à New-York du 1er au 5 avril 2019.
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    11 Mar 2019
    Argentina
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Información recibida en relación con la labor del Grupo de Trabajo III sobre la Reforma del Sistema de Solución de Controversias entre Inversionistas y Estados (SCIE), que celebrará su 37 º período de sesiones en Nueva York del 1 al 5 de abril de 2019.
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12 Mar 2019 (Ack.)
    08 Mar 2019
    Zambia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Uganda
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Türkiye
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Thailand
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Sri Lanka
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Singapore
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Sierra Leone
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Russian Federation
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Republic of Korea
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Poland
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Philippines
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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30 Apr 2019
    08 Mar 2019
    Pakistan
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Nigeria
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Namibia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Mauritius
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Malaysia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Libya
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Liberia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Lesotho
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Lebanon
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Kuwait
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Kenya
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Japan
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Israel
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Iran (Islamic Republic of)
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Indonesia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    India
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform
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    08 Mar 2019
    Hungary
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Greece
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Germany
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Denmark
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Czech Republic
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    China
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Canada
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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31 Jan 2020
    08 Mar 2019
    Bulgaria
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Brazil
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Belarus
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    08 Mar 2019
    Austria
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    07 Mar 2019
    Australia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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05 Apr 2019 (Ack.)
    07 Mar 2019
    Armenia
    JOL
  • business
  • development
  • environment
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • water and sanitation
Concerns in relation to the ongoing work of the Working Group III on Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Reform, which is scheduled to hold its 37th session in New York from 1 to 5 April 2019.
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    30 Jan 2019
    Guatemala
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • independence of judges and lawyers
Información recibida sobre el presunto incumplimiento de las obligaciones estatales de proteger, respetar y garantizar la independencia judicial, asegurar un entorno propicio para la labor de jueces y juezas, magistrados y magistradas, y fiscales, así como fortalecer la lucha contra los flujos ilícitos de fondos.
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23 Apr 2019
    31 Dec 2018
    Brazil
    JAL
  • African Descent
  • executions
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • freedom of peaceful assembly and of association
  • human rights defenders
  • poverty
  • racism
  • sexual orientation and gender identity
  • violence against women
  • women in law and in practice
Follow-up to the communication on the murders of Ms. Marielle Franco and her driver.
Alleged victims: 2
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09 Jan 2019
20 Feb 2019
    10 Aug 2018
    Malta
    JAL
  • executions
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • human rights defenders
Information received concerning allegations of Government interference into the investigation of the killing of investigative journalist, Daphne Caruana Galizia, and the large number of pending civil lawsuits against her family, including lawsuits initiated by public officials.
Alleged victims: 1
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04 Oct 2018
    03 Aug 2018
    World Bank
    OL
  • foreign debt
Views about the draft World Development Report 2019
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30 Aug 2018
    02 Jul 2018
    Special Representative of the IMF to the United Nations
    JAL
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the upcoming review of the terms of the 2017 International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan to the Government of Cameroon in light of allegations of human rights violations in the Anglophone regions.
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26 Jul 2018
26 Jul 2018 (Annex)
    18 May 2018
    Brazil
    JOL
  • education
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • housing
  • poverty
  • water and sanitation
  • women in law and in practice
Information received concerning the negative impacts of budget cuts, structural adjustment and austerity measures implemented since 2014, on several human rights, notably the rights to health, education, social security, food, as well as on gender equality, and in particular the negative impacts linked to the Constitutional Amendment No 95, also known as “Expenditure Ceiling”, in force for over 16 months.
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01 Aug 2018
    24 Apr 2018
    Japan
    JAL
  • disability
  • foreign debt
  • poverty
  • housing
  • older persons
Information received concerning the negative impact of measures reducing social protection benefits on the realization of rights by persons with disabilities, which particularly affect the enjoyment of the rights to live independently and to be included in the community and to an adequate standard of living and social protection.
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22 Jun 2018
    22 Mar 2018
    Brazil
    JAL
  • executions
  • housing
  • human rights defenders
  • violence against women
  • African Descent
  • racism
  • sexual orientation and gender identity
  • foreign debt
  • poverty
  • women in law and in practice
Information received concerning the killing of Ms Marielle Franco and her driver.
Alleged victims: 1
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23 Mar 2018
27 Mar 2018
12 Sep 2018
    18 Oct 2017
    Malta
    JUA
  • executions
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • human rights defenders
  • foreign debt
Information received concerning the murder of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Alleged victims: 1
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20 Oct 2017
    08 Feb 2017
    United Republic of Tanzania
    JOL
  • foreign debt
  • indigenous peoples
Information received concerning the potentially adverse human rights impacts of the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) project on the indigenous pastoralist peoples in the project area and concerns raised in relation to your request for waivers to the application of the World Bank’s Operational Policy on Indigenous Peoples (OP. 4.10 of 2005) in Tanzania.
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    08 Feb 2017
    The World Bank Group
    JOL
  • indigenous peoples
  • foreign debt
Information received regarding the granting of waivers to the application of the World Bank’s Operational Policy on Indigenous Peoples (OP. 4.10 of 2005) in relation to Tanzania.
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14 Mar 2017
    29 Sep 2016
    United States of America
    JAL
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
Information received concerning Puerto Rico’s crippling public debt level, which reportedly endangers the ability of many of its 3.5 million inhabitants to fully enjoy economic and social rights
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19 Oct 2016 (Ack.)
    25 Aug 2016
    VTB Capital plc
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • business
Information received concerning state-owned entities in Mozambique having received previously undisclosed Government guaranteed loans amounting to $1.4 billion USD pushing the public debt stock of the country to levels exceeding 85% of GDP, a level of debt that might be considered unsustainable for a low income country. The volume of debt gives rise to concern that insufficient public funds will be available for ensuring the use of maximum available resources for the realization of economic, social and cultural rights. Information also refers to the alleged intimidation, death threats, abduction and shooting of human rights defenders, who have demanded transparency and accountability after the disclosure of the secret loans.
Alleged victims: 1
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    25 Aug 2016
    Mozambique
    JAL
  • business
  • executions
  • foreign debt
  • freedom of opinion and expression
  • human rights defenders
Information received concerning state-owned entities in Mozambique having received previously undisclosed Government guaranteed loans amounting to $1.4 billion USD pushing the public debt stock of the country to levels exceeding 85% of GDP, a level of debt considered unsustainable for a low income country. The volume of debt gives rise to concern that insufficient public funds will be available for ensuring the use of maximum available resources for the realization of economic, social and cultural rights. Information also refers to the alleged intimidation, death threats, abduction and shooting of human rights defenders, who have demanded transparency and accountability after the disclosure of the secret loans.
Alleged victims: 1
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29 Aug 2016 (Ack.)
    25 Aug 2016
    International Monetary Fund for Mozambique
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • business
Information received concerning state-owned entities in Mozambique having received previously undisclosed Government guaranteed loans amounting to $1.4 billion USD pushing the public debt stock of the country to levels exceeding 85% of GDP, a level of debt that might be considered unsustainable for a low income country. The volume of debt gives rise to concern that insufficient public funds will be available for ensuring the use of maximum available resources for the realization of economic, social and cultural rights. Information also refers to the alleged intimidation, death threats, abduction and shooting of human rights defenders, who have demanded transparency and accountability after the disclosure of the secret loans.
Alleged victims: 1
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    25 Aug 2016
    Credit Suisse
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • business
Information received concerning state-owned entities in Mozambique having received previously undisclosed Government guaranteed loans amounting to $1.4 billion USD pushing the public debt stock of the country to levels exceeding 85% of GDP, a level of debt that might be considered unsustainable for a low income country. The volume of debt gives rise to concern that insufficient public funds will be available for ensuring the use of maximum available resources for the realization of economic, social and cultural rights. Information also refers to the alleged intimidation, death threats, abduction and shooting of human rights defenders, who have demanded transparency and accountability after the disclosure of the secret loans.
Alleged victims: 1
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08 Nov 2017
    26 May 2015
    Chile
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • Transitional justice
Comunicación relativa a concesión de préstamos recibida durante la dictadura militar de Augusto Pinochet y posible complicidad financiera que habría contribuido a las violaciones manifiestas de los derechos humanos cometidas en Chile en ese período. La carta solicita información sobre las medidas tomadas para dar seguimiento a las conclusiones del informe de 1978 del Relator Especial de la Subcomisión de Prevención de Discriminaciones y Protección a las Minorías sobre el impacto de la ayuda económica y la asistencia extranjera sobre el respeto de los derechos humanos en Chile (E/CN.4/Sub.2/412, vols. I-IV), y sobre otras posibles medidas en favor de la investigación y análisis de estas cuestiones, por ejemplo en el marco de procedimientos judiciales, el trabajo de comisiones de la verdad, instancias académicas y sobre las medidas tomadas para que esta cuestión sea incorporada en el currículo de la educación pública.
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    20 Aug 2014
    United States of America
    JAL
  • poverty
  • foreign debt
Letter concerning the human rights impact of United States Court orders relating to litigation between investment funds and Argentina. Concern is expressed that the rulings may push Argentina into a debt crisis with negative implications for the economic, social and cultural rights of its people and may impede future debt restructurings. The letter argues that so-called “vulture fund” litigation, including the court orders secured by NML Capital Limited, prevents heavily indebted countries from using resources freed up by debt relief for their development and poverty reduction programmes, and therefore diminishes the capacity of these countries to create the conditions necessary for the realization of human rights for their people. Similar letters were sent to the Government of Argentina on 20 August 2014, see case no. ARG 2/2014 above, and to NML Capital Ltd on 20 August 2014, see case no. OTH 10/2014 above.
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14 Oct 2014
    20 Aug 2014
    Other actors
    JAL
  • foreign debt
  • poverty
Letter concerning the human rights impact of United States Court orders relating to litigation between investment funds and Argentina. Concern is expressed that the rulings may push Argentina into a debt crisis with negative implications for the economic, social and cultural rights of its people and may impede future debt restructurings. The letter argues that so-called “vulture fund” litigation, including the court orders secured by NML Capital Limited, prevents heavily indebted countries from using resources freed up by debt relief for their development and poverty reduction programmes, and therefore diminishes the capacity of these countries to create the conditions necessary for the realization of human rights for their people. Similar letters were sent to the Government of Argentina on 20 August 2014, see case no. ARG 2/2014 above, and to the Government of the United States of America on 20 August 2014, see case no. USA 10/2014 below.
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    20 Aug 2014
    Argentina
    JAL
  • poverty
  • foreign debt
Letter concerning the human rights impact of United States Court orders relating to litigation between investment funds and Argentina. Concern is expressed that the rulings may push Argentina into a debt crisis with negative implications for the economic, social and cultural rights of its people and may impede future debt restructurings. The letter argues that so-called “vulture fund” litigation, including the court orders secured by NML Capital Limited, prevents heavily indebted countries from using resources freed up by debt relief for their development and poverty reduction programmes, and therefore diminishes the capacity of these countries to create the conditions necessary for the realization of human rights for their people. Similar letters were sent to the Government of the United States of America on 20 August 2014, see case no. USA 15/2014 below, and to NML Capital Ltd on 20 August 2014, see case no. OTH 10/2014 below.
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20 Oct 2014
    30 May 2014
    Zambia
    AL
  • foreign debt
Letter expressing concerns about increased reliance on deficit funding by the public sector in Zambia after the country’s debt was reduced through debt relief under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative and the Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative in 2006. According to the information received, in November 2013, Zambia raised its external borrowing threshold significantly. Further, in April 2014, it placed 2014 USD 1 billion of sovereign bonds on international financial markets. Concerns are raised that there is a danger that the country may fall into a debt trap again if caution is not exercised in relation to borrowing, especially foreign-currency denominated borrowing on non-concessional terms.
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    05 May 2014
    European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - EBRD
    JAL
  • business
  • food
  • foreign debt
  • health
  • housing
  • indigenous peoples
  • international order
  • mercenaries
  • poverty
  • water and sanitation
Letter related to the review of the Environmental and Social Policy and Public Information Policy of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The communication calls upon the EBRD to include more explicitly its commitment to human rights in its good governance policies, including by making reference to the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights and its due diligence framework. It urges the EBRD to clarify that it will refrain from financing projects that would result in human rights violations or have serious negative human rights impacts and provides suggestions as to how its draft policies could be improved.
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22 May 2014
    21 Nov 2013
    Spain
    JAL
  • migrants
  • health
  • trafficking in persons
  • poverty
  • foreign debt
  • women in law and in practice
Alleged concerns over the impact of austerity measures on people living in poverty in Spain, in particular the effects on the equal enjoyment of their human right to the highest attainable standard of health. According to the information received, a combination of budgetary, legislative and administrative measures structurally modified the Spanish healthcare system, from a model based on the right to health recognized universally for all persons to a multi-layered model, which bases delivery on the economic and employment condition of the beneficiary. Specific groups have been particularly affected by this situation, including older persons, people living with chronic diseases such as HIV/AIDS, migrants, women (especially those disproportionately exposed to gender-based violence and victims of trafficking in persons) and youth/children.
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24 Jan 2014
    15 Nov 2013
    Spain
    JAL
  • housing
  • poverty
  • foreign debt
Alleged concerns over the impact of the economic crisis and austerity measures, in particular on the right to adequate housing and the right to an adequate standard of living. According to the information received, a combination of legal reforms, budget enactments and policy interventions conducted between 2010 and 2013 aimed at reducing public expenditures by historic margins at the national, regional and municipal levels. One of the main effects of the Government’s austerity policies has been that the number of people at risk of poverty and exclusion has significantly increased by over two million since 2008. The absence of official data on the number of evictions affecting family homes and the absence of regulations to relocate the evicted families reportedly has made it difficult to assess the dimensions of this problem.
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07 Feb 2014
03 Apr 2014
    21 Jun 2013
    Portugal
    JAL
  • housing
  • poverty
  • foreign debt
  • water and sanitation
  • business
Alleged unaffordability of water and sanitation for vulnerable groups as a consequence of the privatization of water and sanitation services in Portugal. According to information received, as part of the austerity measures the privatization of water and sanitation services in Portugal continues. While the human rights to water and sanitation do not prescribe a particular form of service delivery, there are allegations that concerned populations have not participated in the decision-making process and that the privatization has made water and sanitation services unaffordable for some people. This trend has reportedly also had a negative impact on access and affordability of adequate housing, disproportionally affecting vulnerable sectors of the population.
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26 Sep 2013
    28 Mar 2013
    World Bank Group - WBG
    JAL
  • food
  • foreign debt
Letter following up on replies received from the World Bank concerning a previous communication (see A/HRC/22/67, case No. OTH 7/2012).The letter seeks further clarification concerning the role of the World Bank in supporting the process of privatizing Burundi’s coffee industry and the extent to which studies have been carried out to assess the social impacts of the recommended privatization strategy and its effect on poor and vulnerable groups.
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    27 Nov 2012
    Ghana
    AL
  • foreign debt
Alleged seizure of an Argentine naval vessel in Ghana by a “vulture fund” belonging to US based investment firm. According to information received, the Argentine naval vessel, ARA Libertad, has been seized in the port of Tema in Ghana since 2 October 2012 under a Ghanaian court order sought by the equity investment fund NML Capital Limited, a subsidiary of the US based investment firm Elliot Capital Management. NML Capital is suing Argentina on the basis of debt arising from the country’s defaulted bond swaps in 2005 and 2010. NML Capital Ltd reportedly is only willing to release the ship against a payment of USD 20 million in Argentine bonds, and demands that Argentina settles USD 370 million of its debt. NML Capital bought bonds at a sum far less than their market value from the heavily indebted Argentine government in 2000, a year before the country’s USD 100 billion sovereign default. The fund did not accept the debt restructuring offered by the Argentine Government and continues to pursue Argentina in various jurisdictions including Ghana.
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    10 Aug 2012
    Other actors
    JAL
  • food
  • foreign debt
Alleged negative human rights impacts stemming from the privatization of Burundi’s coffee industry, particularly in relation to the right to food. According to the information received, the World Bank has been the driving force behind the privatization process, making its budget support to the Government and receipt of foreign aid conditional upon the privatization of the coffee industry and playing a key role in defining the conditions for privatization. As the majority of the population receives its income from the coffee industry, changes in wages and payments for coffee and coffee processing can have significant impacts on the ability of the population to purchase food and meet their food needs. Reportedly, no study has been conducted into how privatization will affect the ability of local populations to access food.
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09 Oct 2012
16 Jan 2013
    10 Aug 2012
    Burundi
    JAL
  • food
  • foreign debt
Allégation de l’impact négatif de la privatisation de l’industrie caféière du Burundi sur les droits de l’homme, et en particulier sur le droit à l’alimentation. Selon les informations reçues, la Banque Mondiale est la force motrice des privatisations au Burundi ; elle a d’ailleurs soumis à la condition de privatisation, son appui budgétaire et la réception d’aide au développement par le pays. La Banque Mondiale joue également un rôle important dans la définition des conditions de privatisation. Puisque la majorité de la population reçoit son revenu de l’industrie caféière, des changements dans les salaires, dans le paiement ou dans la transformation du café peuvent avoir un impact significatif sur la capacité de la population à acheter sa nourriture et à répondre à ses besoins alimentaires. Il est allégué qu’aucune étude n’a été préparée sur la manière dont la privatisation pourrait affecter la capacité des populations locales à avoir accès à l’alimentation.
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09 Oct 2012
21 Nov 2012