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  • Annette Lyth appointed as new Director of Swedwatch

    Annette Lyth is a senior leader with extensive experience in promoting human rights and strengthening the rule of law in both humanitarian and development settings. Her international career spans Europe, Africa and Asia and includes leadership positions within organisations such as the United Nations and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).

  • EU parliament vote on Omnibus today: the EPP watered down the CSDDD together with the far right

    Instead of finding a broad compromise the conservative EPP group, led by Jörgen Warborn, chose to push through its deregulation measures together with party groups on the far right. With 382 votes in favour and 249 against, the proposal was approved by the European Parliament earlier today.
    -It’s a sad day for EU democracy – and for responsible business, human rights and environmental protectio

  • Swedwatch to work on business and human rights in Ukraine

    Swedwatch has been granted nearly 1.7 million SEK in project support from the Swedish Institute (SI) to work on two projects in Ukraine over the next two years. One project focuses on responsible business conduct, while the other aims to strengthen cooperation on corporate responsibility within the Eastern Partnership, in collaboration with partner organizations from Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia.

  • Swedwatch appointed to EU expert group on public procurement


    Swedwatch has been appointed as a member of the European Commission’s Stakeholder Expert Group on Public Procurement (SEGPP). This appointment comes at a pivotal moment as the Commission embarks on a revision of the EU’s 2014 Public Procurement Directive. Integration of mandatory social and environmental criteria into the Directive has the potential to significantly improve the lives of millio

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