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The European Project “Victims and Corporations” from the Università Cattolica di Milano, publishes new materials and offers training.August 29, 2017The Project, coordinated by the Centre “Federico Stella” from the Università Cattolica di Milano,...
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Spain approves its National Action Plan on Business and Human RightsAugust 9, 2017On the 28th of July, the Council of Ministers in Spain approved the National...
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Shell faces a new lawsuit before Dutch courts for alleged complicity in unlawful arrest, detention and executions in NigeriaJuly 31, 2017Together with three other wives of the Ogoni 9, executed in 1995 by the...
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BNP Paribas accused of complicity in Rwandan genocideJune 29, 2017Sherpa, the Collectif des Parties Civiles pour le Rwanda (CPCR) and the Ibuka France...
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The "Ferrovial" case: human rights abuses against asylum seekers in the Pacific OceanJune 25, 2017Last April, Amnesty International published a report denouncing the Spanish multinational company Ferrovial for...
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The Spanish Observatory on Social Corporate Responsibility, with the participation of Indago, has published its Report on the IBEX 35 enterprises’ transparency regarding human and labour rights for the year 2015June 15, 2017The 2015 Analysis examines the quality of the information presented on human and labour...
WHAT WE DO
Indago develops its work in two main areas: training and the design of a system to assess and monitor the compliance of international human rights standards by business enterprises. Our entire work is based on a continuous, up-to-date and solid research activity.
TRAINING
Knowledge is an essential element for any meaningful and sustainable social change. As a result of Indago’s commitment to this statement, we want to contribute to the education and training of relevant stakeholders (business enterprises, public administrations and universities) in issues relevant to guarantee human rights’ respect in the economic activity.
INNOVATION
Indago works on the design of an innovative a system for the assessment and monitoring of human rights respect by business enterprises. This system is based on the framework set out by the United Nations Principles on Business and Human Rights (Ruggie Principles), and interprets them in the light of international human rights law.