European technology companies and investors that fail to do risk-based downstream due diligence risk contributing to severe human rights violations committed by repressive regimes, such as in Iran Key takeaways…
tehranJanuary 23, 2023
Joseph Wilde-Ramsing: Multinationals doing business with repressive regimes often find themselves in a minefield of human rights risks. They must therefore tread extremely carefully, if engaging with these states at…
tehranFebruary 17, 2022
Kayhan Life: Technology companies offering services to Iran must ensure that any contracts they secure do not enable human rights violations through state-directed espionage or oppression, Dr. Mohamad Nayyeri, a…
tehranJuly 10, 2021
Collective action, not only on the part of companies but also non-authoritarian states, investors and civil society, is absolutely vital in order to garner greater respect for human rights among…
tehranJuly 2, 2021
Brief description of the Webinar: This webinar will consist of a panel discussion among experts and civil society organisations to identify and address challenges in promoting business respect for human…
tehranMay 28, 2021
Note: This report has initially written in Italian, and it has translated into English by Google Translate. Altreconomia: Between 2015 and 2018, during the opening phase of the country to foreign…
tehranMay 18, 2021
London, 29 April 2021: Five years after the business rush to Iran following the nuclear deal, multinationals providing telecom technologies to Iran must seriously step up their efforts to avoid causing…
tehranApril 29, 2021
17 April 2020- “Iranian businesses in Syria risk becoming complicit in the continuation of crimes, such as forced displacement which is recognised as a type of crime against humanity,” Justice for…
tehranApril 17, 2020
In February 2020, Justice for Iran submitted a report to the UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights ins response to its call for input on connecting the business…
abaneditorFebruary 21, 2020