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Global Business and Human Rights

02.02.2024

Congress Begins 2024 with New Federal Human Rights Guidance in Sight | Global Business and Human Rights

A few days before Christmas, the Senate followed the House in bringing its legislative year to a swift but unsatisfying end. Although enough bipartisan goodwill was mustered to pass a massive National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2024, lawmakers remain embroiled in bitter partisan squabbles that are paralyzing critical federal funding measures.Yet only hours

Global Business and Human Rights

13.02.2024

In Tackling the Demand Side of Global Corruption, New U.S. Law Accounts for the Potential Role of Companies | Global Business and Human Rights

Much has been said about the Foreign Extortion Prevention Act (“FEPA”) that President Biden signed into the law in December 2023, with particular attention given to the corrupt foreign officials who seek bribes from individuals or entities in the United States. By targeting the demand side of bribery, FEPA serves as a complement to the

Global Business and Human Rights

20.03.2024

Federal Court of Appeals Stays SEC Climate Rule | Global Business and Human Rights

On Friday, March 15, 2024, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued an administrative stay on the application of the SEC’s new rules regarding climate-related disclosures for investors, which we covered in previous posts here, here and here. While similar litigation is pending in other jurisdictions, the Fifth Circuit was the

Global Business and Human Rights

27.03.2024

Stay of SEC’s Climate Rules Lifted (For Now) | Global Business and Human Rights

The court-ordered stay of the SEC’s new climate rules (discussed in our prior post here) has been lifted, at least for the time being. The stay was in effect for only a week and was lifted by the same court that imposed it, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. The court

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