JUR-CEPRI: Addressing Gaps in Accountability and Justice for Victims of Violations
Deplorable Gaps in Accountability, Access to Justice, and Remedies
The Centre for Private Governance (CEPRI) highlights the severe shortcomings in accountability, access to justice, and remedies for victims of human rights violations. These gaps undermine the rights and well-being of individuals affected by corporate misconduct or human rights abuses.
Focus on Business Human Rights and Security
Dr. Sorcha MacLeod, an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen specializing in business human rights and security, emphasizes the urgent need to address these gaps. Her research sheds light on the human rights impacts of corporate activities, particularly in conflict and post-conflict settings.
Associate Professor and Marie Skłodowska Curie Fellow
Dr. MacLeod holds the esteemed position of Associate Professor and Marie Skłodowska Curie Individual Fellow in the Centre for Private Governance. She is actively engaged in research, policy advocacy, and capacity-building initiatives aimed at promoting responsible business conduct and ensuring accountability for human rights violations.
CEPRI's Goals
CEPRI's mission is to advance private governance and enhance corporate responsibility. The center fosters a multidisciplinary approach, bringing together experts from law, criminology, business studies, and other disciplines. CEPRI's research and activities contribute to a deeper understanding of the role of private actors in addressing human rights and governance challenges.
Conclusion
The work of CEPRI and Dr. MacLeod is instrumental in raising awareness about the urgent need to address the deplorable gaps in accountability and justice for victims of human rights violations. Their efforts contribute to the development of effective mechanisms to ensure corporate responsibility and protect the rights of individuals.
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