In this video series, we look at the liberal perspective on corporate human rights due diligence and explain the current debate on supply chain laws in the EU and various member countries.
This video series was developed by the European Dialogue of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (www.freiheit.org/eu) in cooperation with Löning - Human Rights & Responsible Business (https://www.loening-berlin.de/).
Episode 1: What is this Supply Chain Discussion Actually all About?
The first episode introduces the most important concepts around supply chains.
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Episode 2: Didn't Globalisation Create a lot of Income in Developing Countries?
In this episode we have a look at the consequences of globalisation on human rights.
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Episode 3: Protecting Human Rights, isn't that Government's Duty?
In the third episode, we have a look at whose duty it is to protect human rights in supply chains.
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Episode 4: Wouldn't it Make Sense to Replace National Laws by an EU Regulation?
In this episode we explore the issue of different national legislations and the prospects of an EU regulation.
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Episode 5: Can Supply Chain Regulation Reduce Child Labour?
In this episode we explore the issue of child labour in supply chains and the role that regulations can play in countering it.
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Episode 6: Why Is There So Much Pressure on Companies to Respect Human Rights?
In the final episode we have a look at the role of companies in promoting human rights.
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